Resin characteristics – Bio-Rad Nuvia™ IMAC Resin User Manual
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4 Nuvia IMAC Ni-Charged Resin
Resin Characteristics
The characteristics of Nuvia IMAC resin are detailed in Table 1.
Table 1. Characteristics of Bio-Rad Nuvia IMAC Resin.
Functional ligand
Nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA)
Base bead
UNOsphere base matrix
Form
50% suspension in 20% ethanol or pre-
packed into columns; comes precharged
with Ni
2+
Particle size
38–53 µm
Mean particle size
50 µm
Metal ion capacity
≥18 µmol Cu
2+
/ml Nuvia IMAC resin
Dynamic binding
capacity*
≥40 mg/ml resin
Recommended linear
flow rate
<500 cm/hr at 25°C
Maximum operating
pressure
45 psi
pH stability, short-term/
cleaning
2–14
Chemical compatibility
See Table 2
Storage
4°C to ambient temperature
Shelf life in 20% ethanol
≥3 year at ambient temperature
Operational temperature
4–40°C
Autoclaving conditions
0.1 M sodium acetate at 120°C for 30 min
* Dynamic binding capacity conditions (Q10% determination):
Column volume:
1 ml, 5.6 mm x 4 cm (ID x H)
Sample:
1.0 mg/ml 6x histidine-tagged pure protein (40 kD)
Note: Dynamic binding capacity will vary from protein to protein.