Glossary

Low-binding tube

A low-binding tube is a plastic microcentrifuge tube with a surface modified or formulated to reduce adsorption of peptides and proteins. Dilute or hydrophobic peptides can be lost to the walls of standard polypropylene, causing apparent concentration to fall. Low-binding plastics and carrier proteins help maintain accurate concentrations in working solutions.

Source: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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