Aminated Magnetic Beads

Product Overview

Aminated Magnetic Beads are magnetic microparticles functionalized with amino groups on their surface, offering strong biological and chemical functionalities. These beads are widely used in biomedical and molecular biology research, particularly for molecular capture, purification, separation, and targeted delivery. The amino groups enable covalent bonding with a variety of biomolecules, making these beads highly efficient for various applications, including as carriers and separation media.

Key Features

• Amino Functionalization: The surface is rich in amino groups, which can form covalent bonds with various biomolecules, providing strong functionalization potential.
• Biocompatibility: The aminated magnetic beads exhibit good biocompatibility, making them suitable for both in vitro and in vivo biological experiments.
• Chemical Stability: Under appropriate conditions, these beads maintain stability and are resistant to decomposition, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Versatility: The amino groups provide flexibility for further chemical modifications, expanding the range of possible applications.

Applications

• Protein Purification: Aminated magnetic beads are ideal for affinity chromatography, allowing the purification of specific proteins.
• Cell Separation: The surface amino functionalization enables the efficient isolation of specific cell types.
• Enzyme Immobilization: These beads serve as a carrier for enzyme immobilization, making them suitable for catalytic reactions.
• Immunoassays: In assays like ELISA, the beads can capture antibodies or antigens, enhancing assay sensitivity.
• Nucleic Acid Extraction: These beads are commonly used for the extraction and purification of DNA or RNA, improving nucleic acid recovery rates.
• Drug Delivery: As drug carriers, aminated magnetic beads can facilitate targeted drug delivery, enhancing therapeutic outcomes.