Igf-1 Rh recon in .6% aa?

yes similar molarity acid solution is required.
take not that some people use 100mM hydrochloric acid to achieve the same result.
 
pumbertot said:
yes similar molarity acid solution is required.
take not that some people use 100mM hydrochloric acid to achieve the same result.
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Pumber, I'm not completely sure, but I thought it was only 10mM HCL since it has a lower pH than AA, thus a lower molarity for HCL would be equivelent.
At least that is what Gropep suggests as the molarity for IGF recon.

Reconstitution and Stock Solutions: The peptide should be reconstituted in 10 mM HCl at a concentration of 1 mg/ml. In this form it is stable for at least 3 months at -20° C or -80° C¹. Avoid freeze-thaw cycles
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Bobaslaw said:
Pumber, I'm not completely sure, but I thought it was only 10mM HCL since it has a lower pH than AA, thus a lower molarity for HCL would be equivelent.
At least that is what Gropep suggests as the molarity for IGF recon.
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yes you are correct buddy, wasnt really thinking when i posted that.:fool2:
 
pumbertot said:
yes you are correct buddy, wasnt really thinking when i posted that.:fool2:
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Reminds me of the time I was on a different forum telling people that it was .06% AA they need to use! LOL! Days later I realized this and slapped myself silly... ;)
 
Can someone point me in the right direction on where to get 10 mM HCL or the correct AA? Which do you use? I'm not publicly asking for a source...PM would be fine :D
 
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