SOD1 Protein Human – Catalog Number: B2013808 (50 ug)

SOD1 Protein Human provides a solution-format preparation of superoxide dismutase 1 (SOD1) in a defined 50 ug fill (Catalog B2013808) with storage at −20 °C. The listing documents a 45 kDa entry under “Molecular Weight or Concentration” and identifies the material as a molecular tool for various biochemical applications. SOD1 catalyzes the dismutation of superoxide radicals to oxygen and hydrogen peroxide, and research groups often incorporate SOD1 into qualitative assays or training exercises centered on oxidative stress biology, protein stability, or interaction studies. The concise specification set—amount, supplied-as, storage, keyword identity, and biotechnology-grade note—supports SOP inclusion and inventory traceability in multi-user labs.

Because this product is supplied as a solution, it integrates directly into pilot experiments without the variability of reconstitution steps. When setting up workflows—such as affinity-based capture, interaction mapping, or stress-challenge incubations—good bench practice is to document buffer composition (pH, ionic strength, additives), incubation time and temperature, and time-at-temperature during handling. Recording these parameters alongside lot identifiers helps ensure reproducibility across analysts and instruments and simplifies later method transfer. The keyword set provided on the listing (including ALS-related terms) offers convenient anchors for LIMS/SOP indexing when SOD1 is used in model-system studies or instructional demonstrations.

Typical research scenarios include exploratory evaluations of SOD1 behavior under varying buffer conditions; qualitative interaction screens where SOD1 serves as a binding partner of interest; and benchtop demonstrations that link oxidative processes to enzyme-based readouts. Since no activity units or working concentrations are prescribed in the listing, a practical approach is to begin with small-scale titrations tailored to your matrix and detection chemistry, establish a baseline signal window, and then lock those conditions for repeat testing. Within research-only boundaries, this solution-format SOD1 offering is a clearly specified, documentation-friendly component for laboratories standardizing SOD1-related studies or teaching modules.

Why researchers choose this product:

• Defined 50 ug fill in ready-to-use solution format streamlines setup
• Listing includes a 45 kDa entry for straightforward record-keeping
• Specified storage at −20 °C fits routine cold-chain handling
• Designated as a molecular tool for diverse biochemical applications
• ALS-related keywords aid SOP/LIMS mapping for oxidative-stress model work

This product is for Research Use Only (RUO). It is not intended for diagnostic or therapeutic use.

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