Protein A PhyTip Columns demonstrate high binding affinity and high capacity affinity purification of functional antibodies (IgGs).
PhyNexus has developed a unique technology for the micro scale purification of engineered proteins and antibodies which allow researchers to routinely purify and enrich sample volumes up to 1 mL. The exclusive design of the PhyTip™ columns allow for elution volumes as low as 10μL, thus producing enrichment factors as high as 50 x, with concentrations of purified protein of up to 5 mg/ml.
The process to purify and enrich is a simple three step technique where the protein of interest is first captured, then purified and finally enriched. The entire process can take less than 15 min to produce high concentrations of fully functional protein ready for further analysis.
- 70-90% IgG recovery
- Obtain highly concentrated purified proteins
- Protein A PhyTip columns are shown to extract IgG proteins with very high purity from varying levels of background proteins
Protein A columns with our proprietary Dual Flow Chromatography provide complete antibody binding and high final concentrations. PhyTip columns are compatible with most 8, 12, and 96-channel automation liquid handling robots including Agilent Technologies, Beckman Coulter, Dynamic Devices, Hamilton, Opentrons, Perkin Elmer, and Tecan.

Protein A tips are available in tip volumes (µL) of 200|300|500|1000 and resin volumes (µL) of 5|10|20|40|80|160|320 depending upon robot configuration.
PhyTip columns with Protein A have been optimized for use with specific PhyNexus reagents and instrument flow rates/volumes as shown below. This information was collected using the PhyNexus Purification Systems. All PhyTip columns with Protein A are supplied with recommended PhyTip buffers including: Capture Buffer – provided for those situations where additional buffer needs to be added to supplement the volume of the sample and to ensure correct pH for capture Wash Buffer I – Phosphate Buffer solution pH 7.4 Wash Buffer II – Saline solution. NOTE: no buffering capacity so as to ensure effective elution Enrichment Buffer – for the final elution step – Phosphate Buffer solution pH 2.5 Neutralization Buffer. – Tris Buffer solution pH 9.0 Note: Enrichment buffer is supplied as 4 mL of a pH 2.5 Phosphate buffer solution, if protein to be purified requires less acidic elution conditions e.g. pH 2.8, the enrichment buffer pH can be changed as follows: Take 1 mL of standard Enrichment Buffer (pH 2.5) and add 30 μL of 1 M Tris Buffer standard Neutralization buffer to obtain 1 mL of pH 2.8 elution buffer (actual pH may vary depending upon volumetric accuracy) For a pH 3.0 enrichment buffer, take 1 mL of standard Enrichment Buffer (pH 2.5) and add 40 μL of 1 M Tris Buffer standard Neutralization Buffer to obtain 1 mL of pH 3.0 elution buffer (actual pH may vary depending upon volumetric accuracy) For the neutralization step add 25% v/v of the elution volume e.g. if the elution volume is 20 μL add 5 μL of 1 M Tris Neutralization Buffer.
200+ PhyTip columns with Protein A resin:
For a 200 μL sample with 5 μg IgG2a (anti-FITC MAb.) containing 1 mg BSA, processed using the conditions shown below, greater than 40% of the original IgG mass is recovered in the final sample volume. In addition, the recovered IgG is over 95% pure as determined by SDS-PAGE with Coomassie detection.
Capture: 200 μL sample captured by passing through the resin bed for four cycles at a flow rate of 250 μL per minute.
Purify: 200 μL of PhyNexus Protein A Wash Buffer I, passed over the resin bed for two cycles at a flow rate of 500 μL/min followed by a second wash with Wash Buffer II, passed over the resin bed for two cycles at a flow rate of 500 μL/min.
Enrich: elute the protein into solution with 10 μL of PhyNexus Protein A Enrichment Buffer, passed over the resin bed for five cycles at a flow rate of 500 μL/min. Neutralize with 3 μL of PhyNexus Protein A Neutralization Buffer.
Protein G Enrichment Buffer as shipped contains: 111mM NaH2PO4, 140mM NaCl in 14.8mM H3PO4, pH 3.0
1000+ PhyTip columns with Protein A resin:
For a 500 μL sample with 10μg IgG2a (anti-FITC MAb.) containing 5 mg BSA, processed using the conditions shown below, greater than 40% of the original IgG mass is recovered in the final sample volume. In addition, the recovered IgG is over 95% pure as determined by SDS-PAGE with Coomassie detection.
Capture: 500μL sample captured by passing through the resin bed for four cycles at a flow rate of 250 μL per minute.
Purify: 1000μL of PhyNexus Protein G Wash Buffer I, passed over the resin bed for two cycles at a flow rate 500 μL/min followed by a second wash with Wash Buffer II, passed over the resin bed for two cycles at a flow rate 500 μL/min.
Enrich: elute the protein into solution with 15mL of PhyNexus Protein A Enrichment Buffer, passed over the resin bed for five cycles at a flow rate of 500 μL/min. Neutralize with 5 μL of PhyNexus Protein A Neutralization Buffer.
Performance Characteristics and Assay Procedures for Protein A PhyTip® Columns
Introduction
The PhyNexus PhyTip® columns are innovative purification tools that radically simplify the capture, purification and enrichment of proteins from a variety of sources. Key to the success of these purification tools is the design of the mechanism to retain the affinity resin bed, with minimum dead volume and maximum capture potential. One group of PhyTip columns incorporates Protein A to specifically bind antibody (IgG) from different sources under certain optimal conditions, thus allowing nucleic acids and other contaminants to be removed. Following a rapid wash step, purified antibodies are easily eluted with commonly used low pH buffer. This technique allows for exceptionally high yields of IgG, depending on various conditions and provides for highly selective purification in the presence of very high concentrations of carrier proteins like BSA. PhyTip columns have extremely high binding capacity that can bind greater than 100 μg IgG, and can efficiently recover as little as 200 ng of IgG – representing a range of nearly three orders of magnitude. PhyTip columns are ideal for antibody screening from hybridoma supernatants or for high throughput extraction and purification of affinity tagged proteins.
Performance and Assay Procedures
IgG binds protein A with high affinity and specificity. The strength and selectivity of this interaction enables Protein A to effectively purify IgGs from complex protein mixtures. To examine the performance of PhyTip columns with Protein A resin, the percent recovery of purified IgG (an anti-FITC-MAb) using 1000+ Protein A PhyTip columns was measured.
Materials and Methods
Sample: 10 μg mFITC-MAb (IgG2a subclass) in 0.5 ml of
1. PBS containing 5 mg BSA, or
2. DMEM containing 10% FBS (Fetal Bovine Serum), or
3. SFM (Serum Free Medium) containing 5 mg BSA
Sample processing: All samples were processed on the semi-automated ME 1000 platform using the following protocols:
- (1) Capture: Capture the specific protein by passing the sample over the resin bed with 2 in/out cycles (volume programmed for 0.6 ml @ 0.25 ml/min).
- (2) Purify: Remove unbound proteins by washing the bound protein/affinity resin using 1 in/out cycle (volume programmed at 0.6 ml @ 0.5 ml/min) with 0.5 mL PBS (Wash Buffer I) followed by 1 in/out cycle (volume programmed at 0.6 ml @ 0.5 ml/min) with 0.5 mL of saline solution (Wash Buffer II).
- (3) Enrich: Elute the IgG2a with 4 in/out cycles (volume programmed at 0.1 – 0.15 ml @ 1 ml/min) with 15 μL of pH 3.0 elution buffer. Once eluted, 5 μL of neutralization buffer was added. Note that current elution buffer supplied by PhyNexus with Protein A and Protein G PhyTip columns has a pH of 2.5 and that the current neutralization buffer is at pH 9.0.
Quantitation procedure
(1) To prepare reduced IgG2a, 15 μl of final elution volume was reacted with 5 μl of freshly prepared TCEP (15 μl of 10 mg/ml TCEP in water for a final volume of 30 μl).
(2) 20 μl of reduced IgG2a was injected into a non-porous polystyrene divinylbenzene reverse phase (C-18) column using an HP 1050 HPLC system. A gradient of 25% to 75% between solvent A (0.1% TFA in water) and solvent B (0.1% TFA in ACN) was used for 5 minutes. Detection: UV at 214 and 280 nm.
- (3) Two major IgG2a peaks eluted around 3. 18 and 3. 34 min. Areas under these two peaks were integrated from (3. 13 – 3.5) min in each case and corresponding peak area was recorded at 214 nm.
- (4) TCEP-treated IgG2a standard under identical reaction condition was loaded into the column and used as an input or standard for recovery calculation.
Results of IgG2a Recovery
Recovery in DMEM + 10% FBS = 77% Recovery in SFM + 5 mg BSA = 64%.
It is known that carrier proteins like albumin induce an immune response and help in the production of good antibodies, so it is often present in high quantities when antibodies are being raised. For that reason, any purification and enrichment procedure must be capable of tolerating high concentrations of albumin. In addition, the results shown above seem to indicate that the presence of high background protein concentrations (such as BSA) may have a beneficial effect on recoveries.
Reproducibility of IgG2a recoveries in presence of carrier protein
In order to verify the role of carrier protein for maximum IgG2a recovery, and to demonstrate reproducibility, IgG2a was purified from PBS (and also PBS containing 5 mg BSA) from multiple samples (n=4). Results suggest increased recovery (at least 20% or more) of purified IgG2a in the presence of 500-fold excess of BSA concentration and that the procedure is also highly reproducible.
Recovery in PBS = 42.25% (SD = 4.66%) Recovery in PBS + 5 mg BSA = 66.5% (SD = 7.5%)
Selectivity Performance and Assay Procedures
In order to characterize and verify the selectivity of the Protein A-IgG affinity interaction, 5 mg of BSA was added as a carrier protein to 15 μg IgG in a 0.5 ml sample volume (a 333-fold excess). The samples were processed using Protein A PhyTip columns.
Materials and Methods
Sample: 15 μg mFITC-MAb (IgG2a subclass) in 0.5 ml of PBS or PBS containing 5 mg BSA (10 mg/ml or 1% w/v BSA). Sample processing: As described above in Recovery Performance and Assay Procedures.
IgG quantitation and purity analysis procedures:
(1) 15 μl of final elution volume was divided into two parts: 13 μl was reacted with freshly prepared 13 μl of 10 mg/ml TCEP (final volume = 26 μl and [TCEP] = 17.5 mM) at room temperature for ~16 hours while 2 μl was loaded onto gel in each experiment.
(2) 20 μl out of above 26 μl reduced IgG2a was injected into a non-porous polystyrene divinylbenzene reverse phase (C-18) column using an HP 1050 HPLC system. A gradient of 25% to 75% between solvent A (0.1% TFA in water) and solvent B (0.1% TFA in ACN) was used for 5 minutes. Detection: UV at 214 and 280 nm.
- (3) Two major IgG2a peaks eluted around 3.17 and 3.3 min. The area under these two peaks was integrated from (3.13 – 3.5) min in each case and corresponding mAU was recorded at 214 nm.
- (4) TCEP-treated IgG2a standards (injected amount 1. 08, 2. 16, 4. 32, 6. 48 and 8. 64 μg of FI TC-M Ab) under identical reaction condition were loaded into the column and used as a standard curve for recovery calculation.
PhyNexus recommends the use of the PhyTip Starter Kit containing IgG as a standard to verify the use of PhyTip columns with all applications.
Samples for purification and enrichment must be clear and free from particulate matter. It is highly recommended to centrifuge samples and use the clear supernatant only, prior to use with PhyTip columns.
Shipping and Storage
Each pack of PhyTip columns has been manufactured and QC’d to the highest standards and shipped in retainer boxes that maintain the integrity of the specific affinity resin within each PhyTip column. This product is shipped at ambient temperatures, but on receipt should be stored in a standard laboratory refrigerator between 4 and 8◦C.
- Do NOT freeze or store frozen.
- When not in use, keep the lid of the box closed and sealed, store in the refrigerator.
- Do not allow affinity resin to dry out by extended storage in a dry environment.
PhyTip columns with Protein A are stored in Glycerol when shipped from PhyNexus.
Protein A PhyTip Columns are available for these robotic systems
ROBOTIC SYSTEMS
Agilent Velocity 11 Bravo & V-Prep
Analytik Jena CyBio Felix
Beckman FX & NX 96-well
Caliper SciClone & Zephyr 96-channel (now Perkin Elmer)
Dynamic Devices Oasis & Lynx
Hamilton STAR | Nimbus | Vantage
Opentrons OT2
Perkin Elmer Janus Varispan 4 or 8-well
Perkin Elmer Packard MiniTrack & Janus MDT 96-channel
PhyNexus MEA or ME
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa & Tecan Te-MO
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA 96-well
Publications
Striving for purity: Advances in protein purification
Smith C
Publication: Nature Methods, 2005 vol: 2 (1) pp: 71-77
doi: 10.1038/nmeth0105-71
https://www.nature.com/articles/nmeth0105-71
Design and Application of a DNA-Encoded Macrocyclic Peptide Library
Zhu Z, Shaginian A, Grady L, O’Keeffe T, Shi X, Davie C, Simpson G, Messer J, Evindar G, Bream R, Thansandote P, Prentice N, Mason A, Pal S
Publication: ACS Chemical Biology, 2017 pp: acschembio.7b00852
doi: 10.1021/acschembio.7b00852
pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acschembio.7b00852
Evaluating high-throughput scale-down chromatography platforms for increased process understanding
Feliciano J, Berrill A, Ahnfelt M, Brekkan E, Evans B, Fung Z, Godavarti R, Nilsson-Välimaa K, Salm J, Saplakoglu U, Switzer M, Łącki K
Publication: Engineering in Life Sciences, 2016 pp: n/a–n/a
doi: 10.1002/elsc.201400241
dx.doi.org/10.1002/elsc.201400241
Generation of potent mouse monoclonal antibodies to self-proteins using T-cell epitope “tags”
Percival-Alwyn J, England E, Kemp B, Rapley L, Davis N, McCarthy G, Majithiya J, Corkill D, Welsted S, Minton K, Cohen E, Robinson M, Dobson C, Wilkinson T, Vaughan T, Groves M, Tigue N
Publication: mAbs, 2015 vol: 7 (1) pp: 129-137
doi: 10.4161/19420862.2014.985489
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25523454
Increasing the efficiency of antibody purification process by high throughput technology and intelligent design of experiment
Khan M
Publication: Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London), 2018
http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/10049820/
High-throughput affinity ranking of antibodies using surface plasmon resonance microarrays
Wassaf D, Kuang G, Kopacz K, Wu Q, Nguyen Q, Toews M, Cosic J, Jacques J, Wiltshire S, Lambert J, Pazmany C, Hogan S, Ladner R, Nixon A, Sexton D
Publication: Analytical Biochemistry, 2006 vol: 351 (2) pp: 241-253
doi: 10.1016/j.ab.2006.01.043
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16510109
DNA Encoded Library Selections and Insights Provided by Computational Simulations
Satz A, Roche
Publication: ACS Chemical Biology, 2015
doi: 10.1021/acschembio.5b00378
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acschembio.5b00378
Agonists and Antagonists of Protease-Activated Receptor 2 Discovered within a DNA-Encoded Chemical Library Using Mutational Stabilization of the Target
Brown D, Brown G, Centrella P, Certel K, Cooke R, Cuozzo J, Dekker N, Dumelin C, Ferguson A, Fiez-Vandal C, Geschwindner S, Guié M, Habeshian S, Keefe A, Schlenker O, Sigel E, Snijder A, Soutter H, Sundström L, Troast D, Wiggins G, Zhang J, Zhang Y, Clark M
Publication: SLAS DISCOVERY: Advancing Life Sciences R&D, 2018 pp: 247255521774984
doi: 10.1177/2472555217749847
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2472555217749847
Facile fabrication and instant application of miniaturized antibody-decorated affinity columns for higher-order structure and functional characterization of TRIM21 epitope peptides
Al-Majdoub M, Opuni K, Koy C, Glocker M, University Medicine Rostock
Publication: Analytical Chemistry, 2013 vol: 85 (21) pp: 10479-10487
doi: 10.1021/ac402559m
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24094071
Expression, purification, and characterization of recombinant human and murine milk fat globule-epidermal growth factor-factor 8
Castellanos E, Ciferri C, Phung W, Sandoval W, Matsumoto M
Publication: Protein Expression and Purification, 2016 vol: 124 pp: 10-22
doi: 10.1016/j.pep.2016.04.006
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27102803
A simple high-throughput purification method for hit identification in protein screening
Cummins E, Luxenberg D, McAleese F, Widom A, Fennell B, Darmanin-Sheehan A, Whitters M, Bloom L, Gill D, Cunningham O
Publication: Journal of Immunological Methods, 2008 vol: 339 (1) pp: 38-46
doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jim.2008.07.016
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002217590800238X
Sample Preparation for N-Glycosylation Analysis of Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies by Electrophoresis
Szekrényes Á, Partyka J, Varadi C, Krenkova J, Foret F, Guttman A, Horvath Laboratory of Bioseparation Sciences, Microchip Capillary Electrophoresis Protocols SE – 16, Editors: Van Schepdael A
Publisher: Springer New York, 2015 vol: 1274 pp: 183-195
doi: 10.1007/978-1-4939-2353-3_16
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25673493
Randomness in DNA Encoded Library Selection Data Can Be Modeled for More Reliable Enrichment Calculation
Kuai L, O’Keeffe T, Arico-Muendel C
Publication: SLAS DISCOVERY: Advancing Life Sciences R&D, 2018 pp: 247255521875771
doi: 10.1177/2472555218757718
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2472555218757718
Posters
Screening for Chromatographic Success and Failure on Small Scale
W. Gillette (NCI/SAIC-Frederick)
Space is the Place: Using DOE and Microscale Techniques to Define Process Boundaries
M. Wenger (Merck & Co.)
Development of Small-Scale, High Throughput, Chromatographic Protein Purification
K. Valente1, M. Wenger2, J. Shanter1, S. Sagar1, J. Konz1 (1Merck Biopurification Development, 2Merck Bioprocess and Bioanalytical Research)
Automated sample preparation facilitated by PhyNexus MEA Purification System for oligosaccharide mapping of therapeutic glycoproteins
B. Prater, K. Anumula, J. Patti, J. Hutchins (Inhibitex)
Accelerated antigen identification: a case study
Raven biotechnologies, inc.
Micro-scale protein enrichment using novel affinity column technology
J. Lambert, U. Banik, C. Hanna (PhyNexus)
A novel approach to automated high-throughput protein enrichment and characterization
J. Lambert (PhyNexus); L. Jordan, A. Esterman, S. Cohen (Caliper)
A novel approach to high-throughput monoclonal and recombinant antibody enrichment and characterization
J. Lambert, C. Hanna, U. Banik (PhyNexus); D. Sexton, K. Kopacz (Dyax); S. Wiltshire (HTS Biosystems)
High-throughput sample processing and affinity characterization of antibodies and recombinant proteins
S. Wiltshire, J. Lambert (HTS Biosystems); C. Hanna (PhyNexus)
Innovative Solutions for Automated Protein and Nucleic Acid Purification
Lee Hoang, PhyNexus, Inc., PhyNexus Webinar
Optimizing Efficiency and Effectiveness When Expressing Proteins for Drug Discovery
Krista Bowman, Genentech, Inc., Protein Engineering Summit (PEGS) 2012
Automated, High Throughput Protein Purification and Sample Prep Using PhyTip Columns for Therapeutic Leads Screening and Process Development
Lee Hoang, PhD., PhyNexus, Inc., The 5th Annual Proteins Congress 2012, London
Identification of Unknown Target Antigens Using PhyNexus Technology
Claudia Fieger, Tim Hotaling, MarcroGenics, Inc.
Optimization of Protein Purification Using Small-Scale Separation Columns
Chris Suh, PhD., PhyNexus, Inc., Protein Therapeutics Discovery and Development
PhyNexus Users Group Symposium 2014
Douglas Gjerde, PhyNexus
Lee Hoang, PhyNexus
Alice Yam, Sutro
Select your resin, robotic system, tip and resin volume and see the results in the table below.
Protein A Columns
Resin Robotic System Tip Volume Resin Volume QTY/Box Part Number Description
Protein A
Analytik Jena CyBio FeliX
1000
10
96
PTT-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Analytik Jena CyBio FeliX
1000
160
96
PTT-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Agilent Velocity 11 Bravo & V-Prep
200
20
96
PTV-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Analytik Jena CyBio FeliX
1000
20
96
PTT-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman Biomek iSeries
1000
10
96
PTB-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman Biomek iSeries
1000
160
96
PTB-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman Biomek iSeries
1000
20
96
PTB-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman Biomek iSeries
1000
40
96
PTB-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman Biomek iSeries
1000
80
96
PTB-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman FX & NX 96-well
200
20
96
PTB-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Beckman FX & NX 96-well
200
5
96
PTB-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Caliper SciClone & Zephyr 96 channel_now Perkin Elmer
200
20
96
PTT-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Caliper SciClone & Zephyr 96 channel_now Perkin Elmer
200
5
96
PTT-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
1000
10
96
PTX-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
1000
160
96
PTX-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
1000
20
96
PTX-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
1000
40
96
PTX-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
1000
80
96
PTX-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
300
20
96
PTX-93-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Lynx
300
5
96
PTX-93-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
1000
10
96
PTT-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
1000
160
96
PTT-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
1000
20
96
PTT-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
1000
40
96
PTT-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
1000
80
96
PTT-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
200
20
96
PTT-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Dynamic Devices Oasis
200
5
96
PTT-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
1000
10
96
PTH-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
1000
160
96
PTH-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
1000
20
96
PTH-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
1000
40
96
PTH-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
1000
80
96
PTH-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
300
20
96
PTH-93-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Hamilton NIMBUS|STAR|VANTAGE
300
5
96
PTH-93-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus MDT 96-channel
200
20
96
PTP-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus MDT 96-channel
200
5
96
PTP-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus Varispan 4 or 6 wells
1000
10
96
PTT-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus Varispan 4 or 6 wells
1000
160
96
PTT-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus Varispan 4 or 6 wells
1000
20
96
PTT-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus Varispan 4 or 6 wells
1000
40
96
PTT-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Janus Varispan 4 or 6 wells
1000
80
96
PTT-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
10
96
PTR-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
160
96
PTR-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
20
96
PTR-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
320
96
PTR-91-32-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 320 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
40
96
PTR-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 1200 ul head
1000
80
96
PTR-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 200 ul head
200
20
96
PTR-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
ME and MEA2 - 200 ul head
200
5
96
PTR-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Opentrons OT-2
300
20
96
PTX-93-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Opentrons OT-2
300
5
96
PTX-93-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (300 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Perkin Elmer MiniTrack
200
20
96
PTP-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Perkin Elmer MiniTrack
200
5
96
PTP-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa
1000
10
96
PTT-91-10-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 10 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa
1000
160
96
PTT-91-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa
1000
20
96
PTT-91-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa
1000
40
96
PTT-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo LiHa
1000
80
96
PTT-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
200
20
96
PTT-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
200
5
96
PTT-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
500
160
96
PTT-95-16-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (500 µl volume) containing 160 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
500
20
96
PTT-95-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (500 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
500
40
96
PTT-95-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (500 µl volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Freedom Evo MCA
500
80
96
PTT-95-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (500 µl volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Te-Mo
200
20
96
PTT-92-20-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 20 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Tecan Te-Mo
200
5
96
PTT-92-05-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (200 µl volume) containing 5 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Analytik Jena CyBio FeliX
1000
40
96
PTT-91-40-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 40 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column
Protein A
Analytik Jena CyBio FeliX
1000
80
96
PTT-91-80-01
Box of 96 PhyTip® columns (1 ml volume) containing 80 µl of Protein A affinity resin per column