Ficoll PM400 (Dry Powder)

by Cytiva


  • 17030050 | FICOLL PM 400 500 G
  • 17030050 | FICOLL PM 400 500 G
  • 17030050 | FICOLL PM 400 500 G
  • 17030050 | FICOLL PM 400 500 G
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Product Description

Ficoll PM 400 density gradient media, 500 kg

For producing density gradients for separation of cells and subcellular components by centrifugation or by sedimentation at unit gravity.

Neutral, highly branched, hydrophilic polymer of sucrose which dissolves readily in aqueous solution.

Concentrations of up to 5NA% (w/v) covering densities of up to 1.2 g/ml can be achieved.

Better osmotic properties than sucrose.

Preserves functional and morphological integrity.

Useful for separating cells that are sensitive to centrifugation and for separating cells of similar density but different size (under conditions of sedimentation at unit gravity).

Does not penetrate biological membranes.

Serves as the raw material for preparation of FicollPaque gradients.Used in other applications such as electrophoresis, hybridization, cryopreservation, and as a hapten carrier.Ficoll PM400 is a synthetic neutral, highlybranched hydrophilic polymer of sucrose with an average molecular weight of 400 000. It has long been used to form density gradients for separating and isolating eukaryotic cells, organelles and bacterial cells, as a stabilizing agent, and as a preparation medium for isolating mononuclear cells.

Specifications
Inventory Number:
GEH17030050EA
Part Number:
17030050
Supplier:
Cytiva
Supplier's Lead Time:
5 to 7 Days
Quantity:
1 per EA
Contract Availability:
GSA
Country of Origin:
SWEDEN
Application:
Cell isolation
Application_4:
Cell isolation
Color:
White
Density Max.:
1.2 g/ml
Endotoxin Activity Max.:
0.12 EU/mg
Estimated Shelf Life from Manufacture Date:
5 years
Field14:
50°-65°
Intrinsic Viscosity:
~ 17
Pack size:
500 g
Physical Form:
Spray-dried powder
Physical State:
solid
Reactivity and Stability:
The reactivity and stability of Ficoll PM400 are determined by its hydroxyl groups and the glycosidic bonds in the sucrose residues. It is stable in alkaline and neutral solutions. At pH values lower than 3, it is rapidly hydrolyzed, especially at elevate
Relative Viscosity:
5 ηr at 20°C: 10% (w/v) 20 ηr at 20°C: 20% (w/v) 60 ηr at 20°C : 30% (w/v 180 ηr at 20°C : 40% (w/v) 600 ηr at 20°C : 50% (w/v)
Solubility:
It is delivered as a spray-dried powder and is therefore readily soluble in aqueous media when it is added slowly with concomitant stirring. Any lumps formed during this procedure will dissolve fairly quickly. Concentrations up to 50% (w/v) can easily be
Stability:
Stable in alkaline and neutral solutions, but are rapidly hydrolyzed in solution at pH 3, especially at elevated temperature
Stokes Radius:
~ 10
Storage Conditions:
4–30°C
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