Re: [ccp4bb] inexpensive source of DDM

2010-03-22 Thread miroslav . papiz
Hi Tony I use the US company Anatrace for bDDM it has various grades form around $640 to crystallisation grade at $785 for 25g. If you are interested in the Euro conversion this is ~460-580 Euro. Miroslav > > > Tony Wu wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >>     I am looking for an inexpensive US source fo

Re: [ccp4bb] inexpensive source of DDM

2010-03-20 Thread Christopher Law
Hi Tony, Although not in the USA, Melford Chemicals (www.melford.co.uk) sell DDM at a very good price (about 550 EURO/25g). I use it for solubilisation of membrane proteins, but not for their crystallisation. For the latter I would stick to Anatrace bDDM. Cheers. Chris. On 20 March 2010 00:45,

Re: [ccp4bb] inexpensive source of DDM

2010-03-19 Thread Jan Kern
Hi Tony, maybe Glycon in Germany might be useful for you (www.glycon.de). They sell bDDM for around 900 Euro/25 g and also can make bulk pricing on request. We have been very happy with their quality in the past (especially the content of alpha was lower than in products from other companies)

Re: [ccp4bb] inexpensive source of DDM

2010-03-15 Thread R. M. Garavito
Tony, As Ed said, DDM is not, nor will ever be cheap. However, the Anatrace sol-grade is primarily for the early stages of a protein's isolation and purification, but is not recommended (or intended) for crystallization or biophysical experiments. Use their purer grade for the latter.

Re: [ccp4bb] inexpensive source of DDM

2010-03-12 Thread Edward A. Berry
You get what you pay for, and this is not a cheap detergent! If your application is not sensitive to a little bit of the alpha- anomer, try Anatrace sol-grade, 25 g for $803.01: http://www.affymetrix.com/estore/browse/brand/anatrace/product.jsp?productId=131630&categoryId=35662#1_1 If you find som