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Autoradiography Film

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Autoradiographic Film
Hypo Film. New !!!

Autoradiographic Film

For: Western Blotting, Sequencing, Chemiluminescent Autoradiography (ecl), and Gel Shift Analysis.
  • Superior Clarity
  • Very Low Background Fogging
  • Publishable Autoradiographs
  • Compatible with all manual and automatic development

Catalog # Size Comments Quantity Price Add to Shopping Basket
XAR ALF 1318 5" x 7" (13 x 18 cm) Interleaved 100 $50.00  add to cart 
XAR ALF 2025 8" x 10" (20.4 x 25.5 cm) Interleaved 100 $80.00  add to cart 
XAR ALF 1824 7" x 9.5" (18 x 24 cm) Interleaved 100 $68.00  add to cart 
XAR ALF 2430 24 x 30 cm Interleaved 100 $93.00  add to cart 
XAR ALF 3543 14" x 17" (35.84 x 43.2 cm) Interleaved 100 $185.00  add to cart 

Hypo Film

For screaming hot probes
Eliminate over-exposure problems

Catalog # Size Quantity Price Add to Shopping Basket
HYPO XAR ALF 1318 5"x7" (13 x 18 cm) 100 $50.00  add to cart 
HYPO XAR ALF 2025 8" x 10" (20 x 25 cm) 100 $80.00  add to cart 
HYPO XAR ALF 3543 14" x 17" (35 x 43 cm) 100 $185.00  add to cart 



LabScientific film lets you generate publishable autoradiographs from all types of experiments. It is especially suited for exposure of blotting experiments and DNA sequencing gels. The blue-tinted base of this double-emulsion film gives you results that are sharp and clear without the graininess and background fogging associated with clear-based films. Use with all types of labeled samples.

Use LabScientific film for autoradiography of both protein and nucleic acid samples labeled with all types of radioisotopes! LabScientific film will not obscure the signal from your samples, even those with low levels of radioactivity.

The method and length of exposure will depend on the type and amount of radioisotope used in your sample. For instance, samples labeled with high energy, ß-particle-emitting isotopes such as 125I or 32P may be exposed directly or with intensifying screens. Samples with low energy beta emitter, such as 35S, usually require detection by direct exposure. Samples labeled with 3H are best detected using fluorography.
  
 
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