What's the recipe for the "denaturation solution" for the endo-H sigma?

Nesreen Fayyad Al-Khuffash @Nesreen-Fayyad-Al-Khuffash

14 September 2023 0 704 Report

I want the home-made recipe of denaturation solution (5x per ug protein), for the "Endoglycosidase H - Sigma-Aldrich".

Thank you in advance.

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