Key Specifications Table
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| Catalogue Number | IPVH08100 |
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| Description | Immobilon®-P PVDF Membrane |
| Background Information | Overview - Millipore offers four different Immobilon PVDF membranes, each optimized for different protein blotting applications. Immobilon PVDF membranes provide many advantages compared to nitrocellulose. They won’t crack or curl, and they can be cut without fracturing. They also have low background, broad solvent compatibility, and superior staining capabilities. In addition, they can be reprobed multiple times. Immobilon-P Transfer Membrane: - 45 µm pore size Recommended for most western blotting, especially proteins greater than 20 kDa - Millipores Rapid Immunodetection Protocol reduces detection times by up to 2 hours by eliminating membrane blocking and several wash steps with no loss of sensitivity or specificity Immobilon-E Membrane: - the only PVDF membrane that wets out in aqueous buffers, eliminating the methanol pre-wet step. - 45 µm pore size recommended for most western blotting, especially proteins greater than 20 kDa Blotting Sandwiches: - When you need to process multiple blots, blotting sandwiches are a convenient, time-saving choice. Our sandwiches include sheets of Immobilon-P membrane interleaved with pre-cut sheets of chromatography-grade blotting filter paper and are compatible with any standard wet transfer device. Blotting Filter Paper: - Chromatography-grade blotting filter paper pre-cut to the most popular western blotting sizes. Immobilon-PSQ Membrane: - 0.2 µm pore size and a large internal structure - Higher protein adsorption and sequencing yields than other membranes - Recommended for blotting proteins less than 20 kDa - Prevents blow-through of low molecular weight proteins Immobilon-FL Membrane: - The first transfer membrane optimized for fluorescence applications - Extremely low background improves sensitivity of all fluorescence detection protocols - Compatible with all commonly used fluorescent probes at all excitation and emission wavelengths - Ideal for multiplexing and chemifluorescence applications Immobilon® PVDF membranes are offered in four types, each optimized for a different protein blotting application. Convenient blotting sandwiches feature pre-cut sheets of membrane and blotting filter paper. Immobilon® PVDF membranes have high protein adsorption, so you won’t lose proteins during transfer or reprobing. The open pore structure makes it easy to access bound proteins and remove unbound probes. In addition, Immobilon® PVDF membranes optimized for fluorescent blots dramatically increase signal-to-noise ratios for high sensitivity in quantitative, multiplexing applications. Features & Benefits: - Won’t crack, curl or fracture when cut - Low background - Superior staining capabilities - Can be reprobed multiple times Applications: - Western Blotting, Immunoblotting, Dot Blotting, Protein Sequencing; - Compatible with Chemiluminescent, Fluorescent, Radioactive, Chromogenic, and Chemifluorescent Detection - Compatible with all commonly used fluorescent probes at all excitation and emission wavelengths |
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| Detection method | ChromogenicRadioactiveFluorescentChemiluminescence |
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| Filter Code | IPVH |
| Filter Color | White |
| Quality Level | MQ400 |
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| Application | 10 sheets, 8 cm x 10 cm, 0.45 µm pore size, Hydrophobic PVDF Transfer Membrane for western blotting. |
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| Primary Binding Mechanisms | Electrostatic, hydrophobic |
| BSA Adsorption | 215 µg/cm² |
| Goat IgG Adsorption | 294 µg/cm² |
| Insulin Adsorption | 160 µg/cm² |
| Wettability | Hydrophobic |
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| Pore Size | 0.45 µm |
| Dimensions | |
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| Filter Surface | Plain |
| Filter Dimensions | 8 cm x 10 cm |
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| Material Size | 10 |