Alum Adjuvant (3 Citations)
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786-1215
Description
Alum Adjuvant
Alum Adjuvant
Size
50 ml
50 ml
$91.00
$91.00
Alum Adjuvant is insoluble white colloidal suspension of aluminum hydroxide used to potentiate immune response. Antigen adsorbs on the aluminum hydroxide precipitate and when injected form a depot of insoluble antigen at injection site which attracts immune cells and enhance immune response. It is used to raise polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies and is less toxic when compared to Freunds complete adjuvant.
Antigen adsorbs on the surface of aluminum adjuvants via hydrophobic and vander waals forces, via electrostatic attraction and by ligand exchange. Aluminum hydroxide is positively charged at pH6-7.5 and attracts negatively charged protein.
Features
- White colloidal suspension of aluminum hydroxide in neutral pH (~6.5-7)
- Contains no preservative or inactive agents to undermine immunogen binding capacity to Alum participles
- Less toxic and hazardous when compared to Freunds Complete Adjuvant
- Aluminum content ~ 10mg/ml
- Sterile preparation
- Nonpyrogenic and Endotoxin free
- Can be use with any kit that prepares antigen-carrier conjugate
Application (s)
Alum Adjuvant is insoluble white colloidal suspension of aluminum hydroxide used to potentiate immune response. It is used to raise polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies and is less toxic and hazardous when compared to Freunds complete adjuvant.
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