Lipopolysaccharide, from E.coli O127 (by ultracentrifugation)

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Manufacturer :: FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation

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Outline	A component of the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. It exhibits various biological activities including adjuvant effect, mitogen activity, platelet and leukocyte decrease, and pyrexia as an endotoxin. It stimulates the release of IL-1, IL-6, IL-8, IFN-alpha/beta, and CSF. Cell Biological Research Research on Biological Defense Mechanism LPS is the major component of the outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria. Products prepared by isolating rough LPS from E. coli by phenol-water extraction (Westphal method) (product purified by phenol extraction) and products purified by ultracentrifugation and washed twice (product purified by ultracentrifugation) are available. These can be used for studies on the induction of various inflammatory responses. [Source] E. coli [Appearance] Lyophilized Product List Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O26 (Wako Cat.#120-05131 (25mg)) Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O55 (Wako Cat.#127-05141 (25mg)) Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O127 (Wako Cat.#124-05151 (25mg)) Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O26 (Wako Cat.#121-05161 (5mg)) Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O55 (Wako Cat.#128-05171 (5mg)) Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O111 (Wako Cat.#125-05181 (5mg)) This product is for research use only. Do not administer it to human.

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A component of the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. It exhibits various biological activities including adjuvant effect, mitogen activity, platelet and leukocyte decrease, and pyrexia as an endotoxin. It stimulates the release of IL-1, IL-6, IL-8, IFN-alpha/beta, and CSF.
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Research on Biological Defense Mechanism
LPS is the major component of the outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria.
Products prepared by isolating rough LPS from E. coli by phenol-water extraction (Westphal method) (product purified by phenol extraction) and products purified by ultracentrifugation and washed twice (product purified by ultracentrifugation) are available.
These can be used for studies on the induction of various inflammatory responses.
[Source] E. coli
[Appearance] Lyophilized

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Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O26 (Wako Cat.#120-05131 (25mg))
Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O55 (Wako Cat.#127-05141 (25mg))
Lipopolysaccharide (by phenol extraction) from E. coli O127 (Wako Cat.#124-05151 (25mg))
Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O26 (Wako Cat.#121-05161 (5mg))
Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O55 (Wako Cat.#128-05171 (5mg))
Lipopolysaccharide (by ultracentrifugation) from E. coli O111 (Wako Cat.#125-05181 (5mg))

This product is for research use only. Do not administer it to human.

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