Concanavalin A Coated Surface offers a powerful and sensitive instrument for binding in specific way the carbohydrate fraction of glycoproteins, enzymes and cell membranes.

Concanavalin A Coated Surface shows specific affinity for molecules containing α-D-mannopyranosyl, α-D-glucopyrannosyl and sterically related and binds in specific way the carbohydrate fraction of glycoproteins, enzymes and cell membranes.

Concanavalin A, belonging to the lectins family, is a Hemagglutinin from the common jack bean Canavalia ensiformis. It is well known that lectins have been used extensively for the isolation of glyco-conjugates and glycoproteins with specific carbohydrate structures.

The optical properties of polystyrene remain unchanged, allowing the use of the modified surface as a powerful tool for diagnostic assays.

Examples of applications for Concanavalin A Coated surface

  • interaction with glycoproteins, glycopeptides and enzyme-antibody conjugates
  • polysaccharides and glycolipids
  • interaction with cellular membranes, hormones and hormone receptors

Biomat Concanavalin A Coated Products

96-Well Plates

Other 96-Well Plates

Concanavalin A Coated Surfaces main features

Biomat Concanavalin A Coated products have the following characteristics:

  • Ready to Use
  • Manufactured under ISO:9001 guidelines
  • All lots are tested for uniformity and reproducibility
  • Certificate of Quality is released for every lot
  • For Research Use Only

Also, Concanavalin A Coated Products ensures:

Uniformity

The Concanavalin A Coated Products  show a CV% less than 5 when a HIgG-HRP is used as detector and TMB as substrate in an ELISA format.

Storage and Stability

The Concanavalin A Coated products, if unopened,  are stable at 2 – 8 °C until the expiration date printed on the label. If opened, store in closed pouch with desiccant and use within the expiration date.

Concanavalin A Coated Microplates Specifications

Coating

Concanavalin A is coated using 200 μl/well.

Binding specificity

Biomat has evaluated the binding specificity of its Concanavalin A Coated 96-Well Plate. Click on the following link to see the results.

Binding Specificity technical note

If you need more information which use Concanavalin A Coated 96 Well Plate, click on link: General Procedure for binding a biomolecule to Concanavalin A coated surface