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Amersham Protran 0.2 NC Membrane, 300 mm x 4 m

$840.65

The price is inclusive of GST

Amersham Protran 0.2 NC Membrane, 300 mm x 4 m (10600001) is a nitrocellulose Western blotting membrane supplied as a 300 mm x 4 m roll. This Protran 0.2 NC membrane has a 0.2 µm pore size and is designed for Western blot protocols where low background, strong signal-to-noise performance and small protein binding are important.

Key Features

  • 0.2 µm nitrocellulose membrane, suited to Western blot transfer workflows
  • 300 mm x 4 m roll format, providing a continuous membrane roll for laboratory cutting and setup
  • Pack of 1 roll, matching routine laboratory ordering for roll-based blotting membranes
  • Low background performance, supporting clear signal detection without stringent washing conditions
  • Strong signal-to-noise ratios, helping improve confidence in Western blot results
  • High binding capacity for small proteins, helping reduce blow-through risk for proteins below Mr 20 000
  • Compatible with multiple Western blot detection methods, including chemiluminescent and fluorescent detection workflows

Benefits

  • Supports reliable Western blot transfer when working with small proteins and peptides.
  • Allows laboratories to cut membrane sections to suit different blot formats from a continuous roll.
  • Helps improve visual clarity by combining low background with strong signal development.
  • Provides flexibility across common Western blot labelling and detection workflows.
  • Supports long-term retention of proteins bound to the transfer membrane.

Why Choose the Amersham Protran 0.2 NC Membrane, 300 mm x 4 m (10600001)?

The Amersham Protran 0.2 NC Membrane (10600001) provides a 0.2 µm nitrocellulose format in a practical 300 mm x 4 m roll for Western blotting workflows. John Morris Group supplies Cytiva Amersham blotting membranes to Australian laboratories needing dependable consumables for protein transfer and detection.

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