Aggregation-proof your own protein with OptiSol

The Secret of Aggregation-Proofed Proteins:

OptiSol™ Protein Solubility Screening Kit

Can yield substantial solubility gains
Provides tried-and proven solution conditions that keep proteins in solution, suppressing aggregation
Means fewere protein preps, more meaningful results
Results are scalable to larger sample volumes
Lets you choose to protect against the sample stress that harms your protein sample

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Aggregation-proof your own protein with OptiSol

Research Fellow at NIDDK/NIH about the Protein Dashboard: “…the assay worked much better than I expected.” “It is a great and unique opportunity to quickly assess the optimal conditions of your favorite protein.” Find out what your colleagues say about the OptiSol kit click here >>

OptiSol Application Information

Learn about 2 OptiSol Applications: Protein Solubility Profiling and Protein Aggregate Solubilization

"12 Best Practices for Protein Sample Handling"

Treat your precious protein samples right: accelerate your research and save resources

OptiSol Manual

Every detail you need to use the OptiSol kit and improve the solubility conditions for your protein.

Protein Solubilization is Key

It pays to know one's protein. If you're not dealing with a 'well behaved' protein chances are your protein aggregates. This aggregation of protein or peptide is more than a nuisance and from this point you have two choices: either improve protein solubilization via molecular biology methods or modify the solvent to avoid aggregation of proteins. Dilyx protein solubilization kits help you to determine optimal protein solubility to avoid protein aggregates. The results of Dilyx' protein solubilization kits supply you with data to make smart decisions about your particular target protein at hand.

Kits for:

• Protein Solubilization Optimization

• Protein Formulation

• Protein Purification Optimization

• Protein Renaturation and Refolding

• Membrane Protein Solubilization

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Talaga group @ Rutgers has a good overview of Amyloid aggregation mechanisms: http://talaga.rutgers.edu/research/amyloid.php Thanks David! 475 days ago

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