Gelatin veronal buffer
Gelatin veronal buffer is a laboratory reagent used to prepare buffers for various biochemical and immunological applications. It is a mixture of sodium diethylbarbiturate (sodium barbital) and gelatin, which provides a stable and physiologically relevant pH range. This buffer is commonly used in processes such as electrophoresis, protein precipitation, and immunoassays.
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4 protocols using gelatin veronal buffer
Quantifying C4 Hemolytic Activity
Synaptosomes Complement Activation Assay
Complement Protein Binding Assay
Animal sera used in cross-species activity assay included rat serum (Complement Technology) and sera of baboon, beagle, chimpanzee, cynomolgus monkey, guinea pig, minipig, mouse, pig, rhesus monkey, and rabbit (all from BioIVT, Hicksville, NY, USA).
Complement Protein Binding Assay
Animal sera used in cross-species activity assay included rat serum (Complement Technology) and sera of baboon, beagle, chimpanzee, cynomolgus monkey, guinea pig, minipig, mouse, pig, rhesus monkey, and rabbit (all from BioIVT, Hicksville, NY, USA).
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