Search Thermo Fisher Scientific
Protein Purification
Explore our comprehensive selection of protein purification products, including a wide range of reagents, kits, and tools designed for efficient isolation and purification of proteins. This category offers essential items such as protein purification reagents and kits, magnetic affinity separation particles, protease and phosphatase inhibitors, cell lysis detergents, and in vitro protein expression systems. Researchers can find spin columns, gravity-flow columns, biotin-binding affinity resins and beads, and various immobilized affinity ligands suitable for diverse purification needs. The collection also includes cell lysis enzymes, immobilization supports, and gel filtration media and columns, providing a complete toolkit for protein purification workflows in laboratory settings. Learn more about protein purification products and processes.
Read more
Protein Purification Reagents and Kits (355)
Magnetic Affinity Separation Particles (59)
Protease Inhibitors and Phosphatase Inhibitors (35)
Cell Lysis Detergents (23)
In vitro Protein Expression Systems (21)
Spin Columns and Gravity-flow Columns (19)
Biotin-Binding Affinity Resins and Beads (16)
Miscellaneous Immobilized Affinity Ligands (12)
Cell Lysis Enzymes (7)
Miscellaneous Immobilization Supports (2)
Gel Filtration Media and Columns (1)
Products (550)
Learn More (969)
Documents & Support
(1931)550 Products
Filter
Column Type: Affinity, Agarose Resin. Description: HisPur Ni-NTA Spin Columns, 1mL. Format: Spin Column. Quantity: 5 Columns.
Pierce Anti-DYKDDDDK Affinity Resin provides a fast, convenient method for purification and immunoprecipitation of DYKDDDDK-tagged proteins
Ligand Type: Protein A/G. Protein Form: Recombinant. Target: Antibody. Form: Liquid.
Ligand Type: CH1-XL ligand. Shipping Condition: Approved for shipment at Room Temperature or on Wet Ice. Stationary Phase: CH1-XL. Product Line: CaptureSelect™.
Description: Magnet. For Use With (Equipment): DynaMag™. Quantity: 1 Each. Shipping Condition: Room Temperature.
Column Type: Affinity, Agarose Resin. Format: Bottle. Protein Form: Recombinant. Stationary Phase: Metal Chelate, Divalent Cobalt.
Binding Capacity: >15 mg/mL. Flow Rate: 50 to 200 cm/hr. (Up to 2 bar) Ligand Type: CH1-XL affinity ligand. Matrix: Agarose-based, epoxide-activated.
Label or Dye: Biotin & Other Haptens. Ligand Type: Antibody. Form: Liquid. Product Line: CaptureSelect™.
Shipping Condition: Dry Ice. Product Line: CaptureSelect™. Type: ELISA Kit.
Quantity: 100 mL. Reagent Type: Chaotrope, Denaturant. Form: Liquid. Product Type: Solubilization Reagent.
Product Line: eBioscience™. Type: Protein Transport Inhibitor Cocktail.
Column Type: Affinity, Agarose Resin. For Use With (Application): Affinity Chromatography. Format: Microcentrifuge, Spin Column. Protein Form: Recombinant.
POROS Caprylate Mixed-Mode Chromatography Resin is designed to remove moderate to high levels of aggregates during downstream processing of therapeutic antibodies in flow-through mode. As a mixed-mode, weak cation-exchange resin, POROS Caprylate resin effectively removes other impurities, such as...
Thermo Scientific Pierce Anti-HA Magnetic Beads are affinity particles for immunoprecipitation of recombinant HA-tagged proteins expressed in bacterial or mammalian cells or in vitro systems, using manual or robotic magnetic separators.
Assay: Protein Quantitation Assay. Description: ActivX™ Desthiobiotin-ATP Probe. Detection Method: Chemiluminescence, Mass Spectrometry, Western Blot. For Use With (Application): Pull-Down.
Learn More (969)
View all
Find the best tools for your workflow from our broad selection of resins and formats for the purification of proteins and antibodies, or create a customized purification solution by covalent attachment of a ligand to one of our activated supports.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures., View all How does affinity chromatography work? I see that you offer multiple immobilization resins for protein immobilization. Which one should I use? What is hybrid purification and when should it be used?
Documents & Support (1931)
View all
mirVana™ PARIS™ Instruction Manual
How are the proteins purified for the SureQuant panels?