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Protein Analysis and Proteomics
AAT Bioquest offers specialized reagents for protein analysis and proteomics research, enabling accurate detection, quantification, and characterization of proteins. Our portfolio includes protein quantification assays, gel staining reagents, His-tag detection tools, and reporter proteins for tracking cellular processes.
Our Protein Analysis Technologies
Amplite® — High-sensitivity colorimetric and fluorimetric protein quantification kits
ProLite™ — Protein gel reagents including stains and ladders
ReadiPrep™ — Protein extraction and purification kits for sample preparation workflows
ProLite™ — Protein gel reagents including stains and ladders
ReadiPrep™ — Protein extraction and purification kits for sample preparation workflows
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Protein Quantification
Protein quantification assays provide accurate measurement of total protein concentration in samples using colorimetric and fluorimetric methods.
- BCA (bicinchoninic acid) assays with broad linear range
- Bradford assays for rapid colorimetric detection
- Fluorescent protein quantification for low-abundance samples
- Compatible with common buffer systems and detergents
- 96-well microplate formats for high-throughput analysis
Protein Gel Stains
Protein gel stains enable visualization of proteins separated by SDS-PAGE and 2D gel electrophoresis.
- Coomassie Blue alternatives with improved sensitivity
- Fluorescent gel stains for quantitative imaging
- DIGE labels for two-dimensional difference gel electrophoresis
- Compatible with standard gel documentation systems
Reporter Tag Proteins
Reporter tag proteins include fluorescent and luminescent tags for tracking gene expression, protein localization, and cellular processes.
- Luciferase for bioluminescent reporter assays
- Fluorescent tags for His-tag proteins
This document (01.0293.251203r1) was last updated on Sat Feb 28 2026. All trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.
Protein Analysis and Proteomics