Description
Ponceau S red solution GEN is a ready-to-use laboratory reagent presented in a 250 ml pack for molecular-biology and related staining workflows. Supplied as a red solution under the GEN designation, it is positioned for routine bench use where a Ponceau S preparation is required without additional on-site formulation steps. The product from manufacturer Labbox belongs to the reagents for molecular biology category and is offered as a LABKEM-type item for research and teaching laboratories. The 250 ml volume suits repeated small-scale applications while remaining easy to store and dispense at the bench. Clear product naming helps purchasing teams match the solution to established protocols that call for Ponceau S staining reagents. Net and gross weight data support logistics planning for institutional orders. Laboratories seeking a compact liquid format can integrate this GEN solution into standard molecular-biology reagent inventories. Consistent labelling and pack size simplify reorder processes and method documentation across multi-user facilities that rely on Ponceau S red solution for protein-related visualisation steps.
This article is part of Microscopy stains & staining solutions, in Dyes, stains & indicators.
Key features
- Pack size: 250 ml
- Product: Ponceau S red solution GEN
- Form: Solution
- Colour: Red
- EAN: 8434868059252
- Technical Information Sheet:
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