Dear Thomas
Pl.let us know about the purpose for which you want to use
Cysteine? But Cysteine provides excellent and reversible reducing
conditions while working with oxidoreductases.
thanks
V.S.Ghole
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On 9 May 2002, Thomas wrote:
> Help needed
>> I want to replace beta-mercaptoethanol with cysteine as antioxidant in
> my buffers. Have you got any experience? Any thing to be take into
> consideration? What concentrations of cysteine do one need to replace
> 1 mM and 10 mM beta-mercaptoethanol?
>> Cheers
>> Thomas =:-)
>
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