A cell lysate is produced by enzymatic, osmotic or mechanical disruption of the plasma membrane of a population of cells. Cell lysis is utilized during the purification of cellular components such as DNA, RNA, proteins or whole organelles. A lysate of cells over-expressing a certain protein is commonly used as a positive control in western blots and ELISAs to evaluate the target specificity of an antibody.
A cell lysate is produced by enzymatic, osmotic or mechanical disruption of the plasma membrane of a population of cells. Cell lysis is utilized during the purification of cellular components such...
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Lysates
A cell lysate is produced by enzymatic, osmotic or mechanical disruption of the plasma membrane of a population of cells. Cell lysis is utilized during the purification of cellular components such as DNA, RNA, proteins or whole organelles. A lysate of cells over-expressing a certain protein is commonly used as a positive control in western blots and ELISAs to evaluate the target specificity of an antibody.
Human Platelet Lysate fibrinogen-depleted & gamma-irradiated
