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Cat. No.: SCRCE-100 (for 100ml)

Cat. No.: SCRCE-1k (for 1L)

Description

S-Carbonyl Reductase is commonly used for NADH regeneration. This product is a crude enzyme solution of S-Carbonyl Reductase expressed in Escherichia coli and briefly purified to ensure a certain enzyme activity.

We can provide crude enzyme solutions in quantities ranging from ten kilograms to tons. If you have any specific requirements, please contact us.

This product, with the indicated enzyme activity, was briefly purified from engineered E.coli and can be used for NADH regeneration in biotechnology.

Protein Information

• Name: R-Carbonyl Reductase (Crude Enzyme, for NADH Regeneration)
• Application: NADH regeneration
• Appearance: Clear to translucent yellow solution
• Enzyme activity: Undetermined

Precautions

• Each freeze-thaw cycle of the crude enzyme can result in partial inactivation. Therefore, upon receiving the enzyme solution, please aliquot it according to your needs and store at -20°C or lower temperatures.
• The enzyme activity may decrease to some extent with prolonged storage time, so it is recommended to use the product as soon as possible upon receipt.
• During production and storage, the product may exhibit turbidity or precipitation. Simply mix the product thoroughly after thawing, as it does not affect normal usage.
• This product is intended for scientific research purposes by professionals only and should not be used for clinical diagnosis or treatment, food or drug purposes, or stored in regular residential areas.
• For your safety and health, please wear appropriate laboratory attire and disposable gloves when handling the product.

Storage

Store at 20°C or lower temperatures, minimum 1 month shelf life.

Only for research and not intended for treatment of humans or animals

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