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Product Overview
U-Blot® MaxSignal ECL Solution is a highly sensitive, non-radioactive chemiluminescent substrate based on Luminol for detecting horseradish peroxidase (HRP) immobilized on membranes during immunoblotting, with the ability to detect antigens at femtogram-level antigens.
The continuous luminescence lasts up to 6 hours and can be repeatedly exposed to chemiluminescent imaging systems for optimal results, as well as used for stripping immunodetection reagents and reprobing.
Specifications
| Substrate Type | Luminol-based chemiluminescent (non-radioactive) |
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| Target Enzyme | Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) |
| Sensitivity | Femtogram-level antigens |
| Signal Duration | 6 hours |
| Detection Method | Chemiluminescent |
| Applications | Western Blot, Northern Blot, Southern Blot, Dot Blot |
| Shipping | Room temperature (2-30°C) |
| Storage | Store/transport at room temperature (2-30°C) in a dry, sealed, dark container, shelf life up to 1 year; or at 2-8°C up to 2 years. |
Applications
Used to detect HRP-labeled probes or antibodies in Western Blot, Northern Blot, Southern Blot, Dot Blot.
Compatibility & Usage Notes
Mix the two components in equal volumes (1:1) immediately before use and warm to room temperature. Keep the membrane wet, incubate 3-5 minutes, and avoid excess HRP, which can quench signal.
Safety & Handling
Instructions for Use
- Perform routine electrophoresis, transfer, incubation with HRP-labeled antibodies or nucleic-acid probes, and membrane washing.
- During the last wash, freshly prepare working solution by mixing equal volumes (1:1) of Luminol/Enhancer solution and Stable Peroxide Buffer; warm to room temperature and use immediately for best results.
- Drain the membrane on filter paper (do not let it dry) and fully immerse it in working solution (~0.125 ml/cm²). Incubate 3-5 minutes at room temperature, then expose. Do not over-incubate.
- Drain excess solution and place the blot in the imaging device per the instrument instructions, then expose for seconds to minutes.
Technical Notes
- Avoid milk powder in the blocking solution when using avidin/biotin systems (milk contains endogenous biotin).
- Add Tween-20 (final 0.05%) to blocking buffer and antibody diluents to reduce nonspecific binding.
- Do not use sodium azide as a preservative; it inhibits HRP.
- Keep the membrane wet throughout and use a shaker during incubation and washing.
- The prepared working solution is stable at room temperature for up to 8 hours in the dark; use a brown bottle to limit light exposure.
Key Features
Highly sensitive Luminol-based chemiluminescent substrate; up to 6 hours of continuous signal; compatible with repeated exposure, stripping, and reprobing.
It detects horseradish peroxidase (HRP). Use HRP-conjugated antibodies or probes; avoid sodium azide, which inhibits HRP.
It detects femtogram-level antigens.
Continuous luminescence lasts up to 6 hours, allowing repeated exposures and reprobing.
Mix equal volumes (1:1) of the two solutions immediately before use, warm to room temperature, and apply to the drained but still-wet membrane for 3-5 minutes before imaging.
Store/transport at room temperature (2-30°C) in a dry, sealed, dark container, shelf life up to 1 year; or at 2-8°C up to 2 years.
BioHippo can source custom configurations, bulk volumes, and special packaging for this product through our manufacturing partner. Contact us with your requirements for a quote and lead time.
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