Magnetic beads
Magnetic beads are small, paramagnetic particles that can be used for various laboratory applications. They serve as a versatile tool for separating, purifying, and isolating target molecules or cells from complex mixtures. The magnetic properties of these beads allow them to be easily manipulated and separated using a magnetic field, making them a valuable asset in research, diagnostic, and purification workflows.
Lab products found in correlation
11 protocols using magnetic beads
Glycan Profiling of Antibody Fc Region
RNA-seq of adipose tissue transcriptome
RNA-Seq Analysis of Macrophage Transcriptome
RNA-seq analysis of macrophage transcriptome
Isolation and Quantification of Trypanosoma RNA
RNA-seq protocol for irradiated cells
RNA-seq analysis of macrophage transcriptome
m5C-RIP Analysis of RNA Modifications
Identifying ac4C-modified RNA in EV71
Detecting Active Viral Infections in Bumblebees
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