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Color Rich Dyed Latex Particles
Our colored polystyrene particles are modified with a variety of functional groups or ligands, such as Amine, Carboxyl, Protein A, Protein G, etc.
- Surface: Amine, Carboxyl, Goat Anti-Escherichia coli Abs, Goat anti-Human IgA, Goat anti-Human IgG (Fc), Goat anti-Mouse IgG, Human IgG, Plain, Protein A, Protein G, Streptavidin.
- Color: Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Violet, Yellow.
In addition, Color-dyes polystyrene particles conjugated with recognition molecules as antibodies, antigens, proteins, or other biomacromolecules are available on request. Unmodified polymer spheres are also offered. These polymer particles find extensive applications in a range of flow assays, diagnostic tests, optical and electronic instrument testing, and calibration.
