Jacalin / Agarose
Jacalin, an alpha-D-galactose binding lectin, immobilized on supports such as agarose is useful for the purification of human serum or secretory IgA1 [1,2]. IgA can be separated from human IgG and IgM in human serum or colostrums using immobilized Jacalin. This support is also useful for removing contaminating IgA from IgG samples. Additionally, Jacalin binds IgD [1]. Jacalin can also be used to separate IgA1 subclass from IgA2 [2].
Specifications
Binding capacity: 1-3 mg human IgA1 per ml of gel
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Jacalin / Agarose is available in two quantities:
• gel-jac-2: 2 ml Jacalin / Agarose provided as a 50% v/v gel slurry containing 0.08% w/v sodium azide (total volume 4 ml)
• gel-jac-5: 5 ml Jacalin / Agarose provided as a 50% v/v gel slurry containing 0.08% w/v sodium azide (total volume 10 ml)
Ref.
1. Aucouturier P. et al., 1998. Jacalin, the human IgA1 and IgD precipitating lectin, also binds IgA2 of both allotypes. J Immnuol Methods 113:185-191.
2. Gregory RL. et al., 1987. Separation of human IgA1 and IgA2 using jacalin-agarose chromatography. J Immunol Meth 99:101-106.
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Jacalin / Agarose
| Cat. Code | gel-jac-2 |
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| Unit Size | 2 ml |
| Price | For price or distributor address, please select your country |
Jacalin / Agarose
| Cat. Code | gel-jac-5 |
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| Unit Size | 5 ml |
| Price | For price or distributor address, please select your country |
