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Protein Quantification Assay (50) is a compact reagent kit for photometric protein quantification in research and analytical laboratories. It covers 50 samples and six calibration curves with seven calibration points each, so smaller series and method checks can be run with matched standards. The set comprises Buffer PSB, Quantification Reagent and BSA, supplying the working buffer, quantification chemistry and protein reference material needed for the assay. Intended for biochromatography-related protein work and general concentration determination, it supports reproducible measurements ahead of purification steps, fraction analysis or other biochemical procedures. The reagents come from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel and are suited to controlled laboratory use where defined calibration capacity and moderate sample numbers are required. Pack size is 50 pc(s) with a net weight of 0,18 kg; the product is not classified as dangerous goods for transport. This configuration is practical for method development, low- to mid-throughput runs and laboratories that prefer smaller assay packs without sacrificing a full multi-point calibration layout.
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