SNAP-tag Kits


 

SNAP-tag is a protein tag of 20 kD and specifically reacts with its benzylguanine (BG) substrates, thereby forming a covalent, thus highly stable thioether bond. SNAP-tag substrates are chemically stable and are not reactive to other proteins. Applications range from intracellular and cell surface labeling, over simplified detection on an SDS-PAGE, to kits for pull down assays and purification of fusion proteins.

Our kits include a free license even allowing commercial use of SNAP-tag (such as contract research).

 

Live cell experiments:
Cell surface and in vitro labeling:
HTRF interaction assays:
Pull-downs & immobilization:

SNAP-cell
SNAP-vitro
SNAP-vitro HTRF
SNAP-capture

Biotinylation of proteins:
To detect proteins on gels:
To make your fusion protein:
Do-it-yourself:

SNAP-biotin
SNAP-vista
SNAP-tag Plasmids
Building blocks