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ROTI®Black P is a silver staining kit for proteins intended for electrophoresis applications, enabling sensitive visualisation of protein bands after gel separation. The kit is dimensioned for 10 mini gels or 2 maxi gels, making it practical for both small-format screening runs and larger analytical gels. It is supplied as one kit in cardboard packaging and shows a density of approximately 1 g/cm³. Silver staining remains a standard approach when high detection sensitivity is required in protein electrophoresis workflows. This kit from manufacturer Carl ROTH is positioned for laboratories performing gel-based protein analysis that need a dedicated silver stain system rather than less sensitive dye methods. UN number 3316 is associated with the product as supplied. Use spans routine proteomics sample checks, purity assessment after fractionation, and teaching or method-development gels where clear band contrast matters. The single-kit presentation keeps reagents organised for the stated gel capacity and supports structured staining protocols in the electrophoresis laboratory.
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- Pack size: 1 kit cardboard
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Product type: Silver staining kit for proteins
- Format: For electrophoresis
- Capacity: For 10 mini or 2 maxi gels
- UNSPSC: 41116124
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