Description
ROTI®fair Glycine 3.0 is a pouch reagent formulated to prepare 1000 ml of glycine solution for biochemistry applications. Glycine buffers and glycine-based media components are common in protein work, electrophoresis-related preparations and other biochemical procedures that rely on this simple amino acid. Each pouch delivers a defined portion for one litre of working solution, helping laboratories standardise preparation and limit handling of bulk solids. The box contains 10 pouches, providing a practical stock for repeated buffer or reagent make-up. This ROTI®fair product from manufacturer Carl ROTH supports biochemistry benches that need dependable glycine preparations in a convenient single-use format. Dissolve as directed for the stated volume and apply in buffer systems, sample processing or related biochemical methods. Suitable for teaching labs, core facilities and research groups that maintain pre-portioned biological buffer reagents for consistent day-to-day use.
This article is part of Amino acids & peptides, in Organic chemicals & synthesis reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s), box
- Product type: Glycine solution concentrate (pouch)
- Designation: Glycine 3.0
- Preparation volume: 1000 ml per pouch
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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An amino acid or a peptide is specified by the sequence or the residue, the chirality, and for a peptide the purity and the salt form. L and D forms are different compounds. A trifluoroacetate salt and a hydrochloride salt weigh differently per mole of peptide.
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