Reducing agent
Reducing agent is a chemical compound used in laboratory settings to facilitate reduction reactions. It functions by donating electrons, thereby lowering the oxidation state of other substances. The core purpose of a reducing agent is to facilitate chemical transformations in a controlled manner, without making claims about its specific applications.
2 protocols using reducing agent
Extraction and Denaturation of Adsorbed Proteins
SDS-PAGE Protein Separation Protocol
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