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Buffer RAP (50 mL) is a lysis buffer supplied as a single 50 mL bottle for laboratory use in biochromatography reagent workflows. Designated as Lysis Buffer RAP, the product provides a defined volume suited to sample lysis steps that precede chromatographic separation or downstream biomolecule handling. The 50 mL pack size supports focused experimental series, method development, or lower-throughput protocols where larger bulk bottles are unnecessary. Offered by manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, Buffer RAP fits naturally into reagent inventories dedicated to biochromatography and related molecular preparation work. Net weight of the packed unit is 0,21 kg, and the compact bottle format is convenient for refrigerated or ambient bench storage within standard laboratory organisation. Laboratories can incorporate the lysis buffer into established sample-preparation sequences without reformulating stock solutions when the RAP buffer composition matches the chosen protocol. Clear bottle labelling and a discrete pack volume help maintain traceability and reduce waste in multi-user laboratory environments.
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