
MGB CPG 1000
Catalog Number | R13-0011 |
Category | Controlled Pore Glass Solid Supports |
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R13-0011 | -- | $-- |
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Product Introduction
MGB controlled pore glass (CPG) is used as a support for the direct synthesis of oligonucleotides bearing pyrrole subunits arranged along an artificial peptide backbone useful for efficient nucleic acid duplex stabilizing due to higher melting temperatures (Tm) mediated base-stacking interactions in MGB probes.
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