α-Galactosaminogalactan hydrolase 166A, Pseudomonas fluorescens

Picolab® Technologies provides the α-Galactosaminogalactan hydrolase 166A, Pseudomonas fluorescens to pharmaceutical and life-science laboratories throughout the UK. NZYtech, the manufacturer, is well established in the analytical and life-science market. You will find this product within our Enzymes & Proteins category.

pharmaceutical and life-science laboratories depend on well-specified Enzymes & Proteins products to keep analytical results accurate and repeatable. This item is defined by the following details:

• Part number: PL-CZ11031
• Product type: Enzyme
• Application: Enzyme Research
• Technology: Laboratory Technology
• Detection chemistry: Fluorescent Probe
• Format: Standard Pack
• Rox reference dye: No ROX
• Multiplex capability: Singleplex / Standard

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Based in the UK, Picolab® Technologies pairs an extensive Enzymes & Proteins range with practical support so labs can source efficiently and avoid delays. We can supply supporting documentation and datasheets to assist with method validation and quality records. We provide fast UK delivery along with guidance on specifications and compatible alternatives.

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