S-Trap™ Solution 6

S-Trap™ Solution 6, Digestion Solution (30 mL)

Product Details

Composed of 50 mM TEAB in LC‑MS grade Water, pH 8.0, the S‑Trap™ Solution 6, Digestion Solution is an MS and TMT compatible volatile buffer for optimal digestion.

Product Contents

	B002‑DIGST‑0030mL	Composition
S‑Trap™ Solution 6	Digestion Solution (1 x 30.0 mL)	50 mM TEAB in LC‑MS grade Water, pH 8.0

Note: This product is non-returnable. Solution should be stored at -20° C upon arrival. Solution is stable for 1 month at 4° C and 1 year at -20° C; it is not damaged by freeze-thaw cycles.

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