Biotin dextran
Biotin-dextran is a water-soluble, non-radioactive labeling reagent used in various biotechnological applications. It consists of the vitamin biotin covalently linked to dextran, a complex polysaccharide. Biotin-dextran can be used to label biomolecules, facilitating their detection and purification.
4 protocols using biotin dextran
Multimerization scaffold analysis of pMHC
Multivalent pMHC Formulations for Comparative Analysis
Retrograde Labeling of Motor Neurons
Tracing Neuronal Projections in Mice
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