Ribonuclease A, DNase free Size:10mg which catalyzes the ATP-dependent D-luciferin

which catalyzes the ATP-dependent D-luciferin in the presence of oxygen and Mg2+ to oxyluciferin producing a yellow to greenish light (~560 nm)

0ml / Well - total volume 240ml Material: Polypropylene (autoclavable) Pyramid shaped base: Pipetting of smallest residues Cavity shape: Parallel cavities to the ground

span 20 mm

to DIN ISO 8255

Brown graduatedUpper zero pointEX calibratedTotal length ±5 mm

Ribonuclease A, DNase free Size:10mg which catalyzes the ATP-dependent D-luciferinRibonuclease A is an endonuclease, which means that it can cut RNA in the middle of a strand. Other ribonucleases degrade RNA from the ends, such as the exosome that is involved in degradation of RNA inside cells. In ribonuclease A, the RNA chain fits in a groove and is attacked by a collection of acidic and basic amino acids. It is a voracious molecular shredder, cleaving after cytidine bases best, and after uridine bases about half as fast. It has