RH8288 CHAPS 3-[(3-Cholamidopropyl)dimethylammonio]-1-propanesulfonate CAS 75621-03-3

Product Overview

RH8288 CHAPS, 3-[(3-Cholamidopropyl)dimethylammonio]-1-propanesulfonate, CAS 75621-03-3, is supplied as BioChemika Grade >99% for biochemical, protein and life science research.

CHAPS is a zwitterionic detergent commonly used in biochemical laboratory applications involving proteins and biological samples.

RH8288 is supplied in a 1 g package.

Key Features

• CHAPS biochemical reagent

• CAS No. 75621-03-3

• BioChemika Grade >99%

• Zwitterionic detergent

• Suitable for protein research

• Suitable for membrane protein research

• Suitable for biochemical assays

• Suitable for laboratory reagent preparation

• 1 g standard package

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Protein Research

• Membrane Protein Research

• Protein Solubilization

• Biochemical Research

• Biochemical Assays

• Laboratory Reagent Preparation

• Biotechnology Research

• Life Science Research

CHAPS for Protein Research

CHAPS is commonly used in protein-related biochemical research.

As a zwitterionic detergent, CHAPS can be evaluated in suitable protein preparation and analysis workflows where detergent properties are required.

Potential applications include protein extraction, protein solubilization and biochemical characterization.

CHAPS for Membrane Protein Research

Membrane proteins are associated with lipid membranes and can require detergent-containing systems during extraction and analysis.

CHAPS can be used in suitable membrane protein research workflows to assist with the solubilization of membrane-associated components.

The appropriate concentration should be determined according to the specific protein and experimental protocol.

CHAPS for Protein Solubilization

Protein solubilization is an important step in many biochemical workflows.

RH8288 CHAPS can be incorporated into compatible laboratory formulations where a zwitterionic detergent is required for protein-related applications.

Important factors include:

• CHAPS concentration

• Protein type

• Buffer composition

• pH

• Ionic strength

• Temperature

• Other formulation components

CHAPS as a Zwitterionic Detergent

CHAPS is classified as a zwitterionic detergent, containing both positively and negatively charged groups within the molecule.

This characteristic makes CHAPS useful in various biochemical applications involving proteins, membranes and other biological materials.

Its suitability should be evaluated according to the specific experimental system.

CHAPS for Biochemical Assays

CHAPS can be evaluated as a detergent component in suitable biochemical assay formulations.

Detergents may influence protein solubility, surface interactions and reagent behavior.

The working concentration should therefore be optimized according to the assay principle and other formulation components.

CHAPS for Laboratory Reagent Preparation

RH8288 can be used in preparation of CHAPS-containing laboratory reagents for biochemical and life science research.

Researchers should select the concentration and formulation conditions according to the specific experimental protocol.

Compatibility with proteins, enzymes and other assay components should be confirmed experimentally.

CHAPS in Biotechnology Research

CHAPS can be used in suitable biotechnology research workflows involving proteins and biological samples.

Potential applications include:

• Protein extraction

• Protein solubilization

• Membrane protein research

• Biochemical assay development

• Laboratory reagent formulation

• Protein characterization

CHAPS vs Nonionic Detergents

CHAPS is a zwitterionic detergent, while products such as BRIJ-type surfactants are generally nonionic.

Their properties and effects on biochemical systems differ.

Selection should consider the protein system, experimental method, buffer composition and required detergent characteristics.

CHAPS vs Ionic Detergents

Ionic detergents carry a net electrical charge, whereas CHAPS is zwitterionic.

Different detergent types can affect proteins and biological membranes differently.

For this reason, CHAPS should be selected according to the requirements of the specific protein or biochemical research protocol.

BioChemika Grade >99% CHAPS

RH8288 is specified in the supplied product table as:

BioChemika Grade >99%

The product is suitable for biochemical and life science research applications requiring this specification.

How to Select CHAPS for Research

When using CHAPS in a biochemical system, researchers should consider:

• Protein type

• Experimental purpose

• Required detergent concentration

• Buffer composition

• pH

• Ionic strength

• Temperature

• Other formulation components

The appropriate conditions should be determined according to the specific research protocol.

Product Advantages

RH8288 provides CHAPS, CAS 75621-03-3, BioChemika Grade >99% for biochemical and protein research.

It can be evaluated for protein solubilization, membrane protein research, biochemical assays and laboratory reagent preparation.

The standard package is 1 g.

Storage and Handling

• Keep the container tightly sealed.

• Protect from moisture and contamination.

• Use clean laboratory equipment during handling.

• Prepare solutions according to experimental requirements.

• Determine the appropriate working concentration experimentally.

• Store according to applicable product documentation.

Packaging

Standard Package: 1 g

Bulk quantity requirements can be discussed upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is RH8288?

RH8288 is CHAPS, 3-[(3-Cholamidopropyl)dimethylammonio]-1-propanesulfonate, supplied as BioChemika Grade >99%.

What is the CAS number of RH8288 CHAPS?

The CAS number listed for RH8288 is 75621-03-3.

What grade is RH8288 CHAPS?

RH8288 is specified as BioChemika Grade >99%.

What is CHAPS used for?

CHAPS can be used for protein research, membrane protein studies, protein solubilization, biochemical assays and laboratory reagent preparation.

Is CHAPS a zwitterionic detergent?

Yes. CHAPS is a zwitterionic detergent used in suitable biochemical and protein research applications.

Can CHAPS be used for membrane protein research?

Yes. CHAPS can be evaluated in compatible membrane protein extraction, solubilization and analysis workflows.

Can CHAPS be used for protein solubilization?

Yes. CHAPS is commonly used in suitable protein solubilization applications.

Can CHAPS be used in biochemical assays?

Yes. It can be evaluated as a detergent component in compatible biochemical assay systems.

What concentration of CHAPS should be used?

The supplied product table does not specify a universal working concentration. The appropriate concentration should be determined according to the specific experimental protocol.

What packaging is available?

RH8288 CHAPS is supplied in a 1 g package.