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NF-kB (p65) Transcription Factor Assay Kit

Cat.No. : Kit-0622
Product Overview : NF-kB (p65) Transcription Factor Assay Kit is a non-radioactive method for detecting specific transcription factor DNA binding activity.
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Storage : Kit components may be stored at -20°C prior to use. For long term storage, the Positive Control should be thawed on ice, aliquoted at 20 μL/vial, and stored at -80°C. After use we recommend each kit component be stored according to the temperature listed below.This kit will perform as specified if stored as directed and used before the expiration date indicated on the outside of the box.Item StorageTranscription Factor Binding Assay Buffer (4X) 4°CTranscription Factor Reagent A -20°CTranscription Factor NF-kB (human p65) Positive Control -80°CTranscription Factor Antibody Binding Buffer (10X) 4°CTranscription Factor NF-kB (p65) Primary Antibody -20°CWash Buffer Concentrate (400X) RTPolysorbate 20 RTTranscription Factor NF-kB Competitor dsDNA -20°CTranscription Factor Goat Anti-Rabbit HRP Conjugate -20°CTranscription Factor NF-kB 96-Well Strip Plate 4°C96-Well Cover Sheet RTTranscription Factor Developing Solution 4°CTranscription Factor Stop Solution RT

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