EXOBX® Nucleus Isolation Kit
A sucrose-density centrifugation kit for isolation of intact nuclei from cultured mammalian cells.
Density-based separation
Nuclear research applications
RUO
Product overview
EXOBX® Nucleus Isolation Kit. A sucrose-density centrifugation kit for isolation of intact nuclei from cultured mammalian cells.
Intact nuclei
Designed for isolation of nuclei from cultured mammalian cells.
Density-based separation
Uses sucrose-density centrifugation.
Nuclear research applications
Supports transcription-regulation studies, protein analysis and DNA purification.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference cell input | 2 × 10⁶ cells |
| Method | Sucrose-density centrifugation |
| Storage | 4°C, 12 months; room-temperature shipment. |
| Intended use | Research use only |
Pack sizes & ordering
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Buffer NA | 100 mL |
| Buffer NB | 100 mL |
Quantities are kit contents from the handbook, not separately orderable pack sizes. Test count is not specified. Source: R6302_EXOBX® Nucleus Isolation Kit.pdf, pp. 2–4.
Performance & validation
Designed for isolation of nuclei from cultured mammalian cells. Uses sucrose-density centrifugation. Supports transcription-regulation studies, protein analysis and DNA purification. Source: R6302 handbook/CoA, pp. 2–4.
Intact nuclei
Designed for isolation of nuclei from cultured mammalian cells.
Density-based separation
Uses sucrose-density centrifugation.
Nuclear research applications
Supports transcription-regulation studies, protein analysis and DNA purification.
Product documents
Product FAQs
A sucrose-density centrifugation kit for isolation of intact nuclei from cultured mammalian cells. The handbook specifies Bradford rather than BCA for the cytoplasmic solution. 4°C, 12 months; room-temperature shipment. No. It is for research use only.What is this product used for?
Which protein assay is recommended for the cytoplasmic fraction?
How should the product be stored?
Is this product intended for diagnostic or clinical use?