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	 CHAPSO$132.17 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO 
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	 CHAPSO$539.13 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO 
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	 CHAPSO, ≥98%$103.25 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO is the hydroxy analog of CHAPS; a nondenaturing zwitterionic detergent for solubilizing proteins, especially integral membrane proteins while maintaining the functional capability of the protein of interest. It has a more polar head group than CHAPS, giving it a greater solubility. CHAPSO has a high CMC (8 mM) and does not denature membrane-bound proteins. It can solubilize the opiate receptor in a state exhibiting reversible binding of opiates. 
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	 CHAPSO, ≥98%$150.11 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO is the hydroxy analog of CHAPS; a nondenaturing zwitterionic detergent for solubilizing proteins, especially integral membrane proteins while maintaining the functional capability of the protein of interest. It has a more polar head group than CHAPS, giving it a greater solubility. CHAPSO has a high CMC (8 mM) and does not denature membrane-bound proteins. It can solubilize the opiate receptor in a state exhibiting reversible binding of opiates. 
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	 CHAPSO, ≥98%$505.93 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO is the hydroxy analog of CHAPS; a nondenaturing zwitterionic detergent for solubilizing proteins, especially integral membrane proteins while maintaining the functional capability of the protein of interest. It has a more polar head group than CHAPS, giving it a greater solubility. CHAPSO has a high CMC (8 mM) and does not denature membrane-bound proteins. It can solubilize the opiate receptor in a state exhibiting reversible binding of opiates. 
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	 CHAPSO, ≥98%$2,011.86 Add to cart View Product DetailsCHAPSO is the hydroxy analog of CHAPS; a nondenaturing zwitterionic detergent for solubilizing proteins, especially integral membrane proteins while maintaining the functional capability of the protein of interest. It has a more polar head group than CHAPS, giving it a greater solubility. CHAPSO has a high CMC (8 mM) and does not denature membrane-bound proteins. It can solubilize the opiate receptor in a state exhibiting reversible binding of opiates. 1,749.44






