200 nm Magnetic Gold Nanoshells

SKU: MSXR200-1M
Regular price $175.00 USD
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200 nm magnetic gold nanoshells are useful in a variety of therapeutic and diagnostic applications such as biosensors, lateral flow assays, SERS, drug delivery, and photothermal therapy. These nanoparticles have a superparamagnetic core that enables easy manipulation such as separation or concentration, and the plasmonic optical properties of a gold nanoshell.

BioReady Magnetic Gold Nanoshells utilize a carboxyl ligand (lipoic acid) that is covalently bound to the metal surface enabling subsequent covalent conjugation. Antibodies and other amine-containing biomolecules efficiently bind to carboxyl gold nanoshells using EDC-NHS chemistry to make highly stable conjugates. Review our conjugation protocol or contact our experts for support.

nanoComposix provides high quality, monodisperse, and aggregation-free nanomaterials. All our products are supplied with a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis including characterization data such as TEM, DLS, Zeta, and UV-Vis.

Intended for Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Contact us for custom formulations, ISO 13485/cGMP compliant materials, or bulk supply requirements.

Overview
Surface Carboxyl
Description Covalently bound. Conjugatable surface.
Solvent 0.02 mM potassium carbonate
Surface chemistry Lipoic acid
Specifications
TEM Diameter 205 ± 20 nm
CV ≤ 15%
Documents
Example Certificate of Analysis (CoA) Download
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 10 OD (BioReady)
Storage & Handling Download
Protocols Antibody Purification
BioReady 200 nm Carboxyl Magnetic Gold Nanoshell Covalent Conjugation
Tutorial video: Covalent Coupling of Antibodies to Carboxyl Gold Nanoparticles
Expected Ranges
Zeta potential ≤ –40 mV
Peak wavelength (λmax) 780–890 nm