GeneAb™ Kappa
Usages:
For isolation and enumeration of coagulase-positive staphylococci in foodstuffs.
Principle:
Tryptone, beef extract powder and yeast extract powder provides carbon and nitrogen sources, vitamins and growth factors; sodium pyruvate and glycine to stimulate the growth of Staphylococcus aureus; lithium chloride and potassium tellurite inhibit the non-staphylococcal microorganisms; containing lecithinase staphylococcal colonies produce degradation yolk make transparent circle, while the role of the lipase produced an opaque precipitate ring; coagulase-positive staphylococci can restore potassium tellurite and produce black colonies; agar is medium coagulant.
Formulation（per liter）:
Pancreatic Digest of Casein 10g
Beef Extract 5g
Yeast Extract 1g
Sodium Pyruvate 10g
Glycine 12g
Lithium Chloride 5g
Agar 20g
Final pH7.0 ± 0.2
How to use：
1.Suspend 63g in 950ML of distilled water , stirring heated to boiling ,autoclave at 121℃ for 15 minutes.
2.Diluted and treated samples.
Quality control：
| Item | The name and number of strain | Growth | Colony Color |
| 1 | Staphylococcus aureus ATCC6538 | Good | black |
| 2 | Staphylococcus epidermidis CMCC (B) 26069 | Good | Green-blue |
| 3 | Escherichia coli ATCC25922 | Not growth | — |
Storage: Keep container tightly closed, store in a cool, dry place, away from bright light. Storage period of 3 years.
Specifications: 250g/bottle
*Supplement: 029190 Egg Yolk Tellurite Emulsion
250g
Permagen’s 12 x 1.5 mL Microfuge Tube Magnetic rack is designed for magnetic bead separations from up to 12 tubes
Accommodates many common 1.5 mL Microcentrifuge and some 2.0 mL tubes
Tubes are angled and beads will be pulled to back wall allowing easy aspiration and tip tracking down the front wall of the tubes without disturbing bead pellet
MSR12
Minimum Volume – .5 mL
Maximum Volume – 1.5 mL
Permagen’s 12 x 1.5 mL Microfuge Tube Magnetic rack is designed for magnetic bead separations from up to 12 tubes
Biocolor’s Purple-Jelley assay kit is the perfect tool for accurate measurement of hyaluronic acid / Hyaluronan levels in your samples. This colorimetric assay is optimised for quantitative analysis in-vivo, tissue-derived hyaluronic acid / Hyaluronan and includes full step-by-step instructions.
Colorimetric Detection (655nm) (Endpoint)
Hyaluronic acid, in its hydrated form, is a unique carbohydrate polymer, often referred to as a ‘gentle giant.’ It consists of a lengthy, flexible, non-branching chain with a repeating disaccharide pattern. This disaccharide is composed of alternating uronic acid and aminosugar units.
Discovering the J-Aggregate Effect in Cyanine DyesIn 1936, Edwin Jelley made a fascinating observation, documented it in a letter to Nature (Nature 138, 1009 – 1010). He noted a peculiar behaviour of certain cyanine dyes, that when dissolved in 5 M NaCl, they dyes exhibited a third absorbance peak at a longer wavelength, around 650nm. In deionized water, however, they displayed only a double peak at approximately 540nm and 570nm. The 650nm peak in concentrated dye solutions resulted from the aggregation of dye molecules and was later termed a ‘J-aggregate,’ in honor of Edwin Jelley. The J-aggregate is known as a supra-molecular complex, formed by stacking individual dye molecules.
Subsequent research in the 1960s, notably by Kay et al. (J. Physical Chem. 68, 1896 – 1906), revealed that various biological polymers, including proteins, DNA, polar lipids, and glycosaminoglycans, could also induce this third absorbance peak. This phenomenon led to the development of the Purple-Jelley assay, named after the purple color of the dye reagent and Edwin Jelley himself.
During the assay, hyaluronic acid is selectively purified during the assay sample preparation protocol. This is then reacted with the Purple-Jelley dye reagent, and the absorption of the characteristic third wavelength recorded. By comparison with a calibration curve the hyaluronic acid content of the sample can be measured.
Step 1. The assay protocol takes tissue samples through a sequential sample preparation protocol which involves enzymatic protein digestion, followed by precipitation and purification of GAGs, culminating in the precipitation of purified Hyaluronic acid.
Step2. The processed sample is then incubated for 10 minutes with the Purple-Jelley dye reagent, forming a coloured product which can be measured spectrophotometrically.
Step 3. The Hyaluronic acid content of unknown samples can be calculated by comparison against a calibration curve prepared using a standard comprising hyaluronic acid (supplied with the kit).
10 – 100µg/ml
10µg/ml
Colorimetric Detection (655nm) (Endpoint)
100 in total (allows a maximum of 46 samples to be run in duplicate alongside a standard curve).
In-vivo: Hyaluronic acid purified from in-vivo tissues. The kit protocol involves extraction and purification of hyaluronic acid prior to reaction with the Purple-Dye reagent.
This kit is designed for research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Kit requires access to a centrifuge, as well as a spectrophotometer/colorimeter capable of colorimetric, absorbance detection at 655nm.
Specific sample preparation protocols may require customer to provide further reagents, consult assay manual for further information.
Mode of ActionAssay SpecificationsKit Contents
1. Purple-Jelley Dye Reagent (1x 20ml)
2. Hyaluronan Reference Standard (1x 5ml, 0.2mg/ml soluble Hyaluronic Acid)
3. Precipitating Reagent (2x 34ml)
4. Sodium Chloride (1x 20ml)
5. Cetylpyridinium Chloride (1x 20ml)
6. TRIS-buffered Saline (5x tablets)
7. 2ml screw-cap tubes for preparation of samples.
8. Assay kit manual
NB: Additional reagents may be required for sample preparation prior to assay. Consult manual or contact us for further details.
Biocolor’s Purple-Jelley assay kit is the perfect tool for accurate measurement of hyaluronic acid / Hyaluronan levels in your samples. This colorimetric assay is optimised for quantitative analysis in-vivo, tissue-derived hyaluronic acid / Hyaluronan and includes full step-by-step instructions.
