Product Overview

Academic Use
Trypsin 2000 is widely used in university labs for cell detachment and protein breakdown studies in biochemistry and molecular biology courses.

Industrial Use
Valued in biotechnology and pharmaceutical manufacturing, this reagent aids in large-scale enzymatic processes and tissue dissociation workflows.

Institutional Use
Medical and research institutions use it for protein extraction, cell culturing, and microbiological sample processing.

FAQs

1. What is the primary use of Trypsin 2000 in laboratories?
   It’s primarily used for digesting proteins and aiding in cell culture processes.
2. Can Trypsin 2000 be used in microbiology labs?
   Yes, it is useful for processing microbial proteins and enzymes.
3. Is there an alternative to Trypsin 2000?
   Pepsin and chymotrypsin can be used depending on specific requirements.
4. How should it be stored?
   Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
5. Where is this product sourced from?
   Manufactured by Lancer, a reputed lab reagent brand in India.