Biochemicals

Biochemicals are essential reagents that enable scientists to investigate, manipulate, and control biological processes at the molecular level. At Wasteless Bio, the Biochemicals category encompasses a wide variety of core compounds—including enzymes, nucleotides, antibodies, small molecules, lipids, and dyes—used in experimental workflows across biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology, and drug discovery. This category includes several key subcategories and sub-subcategories: Enzymes & Proteins: Such as proteases, kinases, and ligases, used in protein digestion, phosphorylation studies, cloning, and cell signaling analysis. Nucleotides & Nucleosides: Foundational for PCR, DNA/RNA synthesis, transcription, and cell signaling workflows. Small Molecules & Inhibitors: Used to modulate protein activity or pathway dynamics in cancer biology, immunology, and high-throughput screening. Antibodies: Applied in western blotting, ELISA, flow cytometry, and immunohistochemistry, they enable detection and quantification of specific proteins. Lipids & Fatty Acids: Essential for membrane biology, metabolic studies, and nanoparticle formulations in neuroscience, metabolomics, and delivery system development. Dyes & Stains: Used in fluorescence microscopy, protein quantification, and nucleic acid detection for imaging, cytometry, and gel-based assays. Researchers across academia, biotech, and pharma rely on high-quality biochemicals to ensure reproducibility and specificity in both basic science and applied research. These reagents are vital for workflows like CRISPR gene editing, signal transduction mapping, enzyme kinetics, and cell-based assays. By offering surplus, unopened biochemicals from reputable labs, Wasteless Bio provides a sustainable alternative to conventional procurement—lowering costs and reducing chemical waste. Each product is listed with technical specifications, purity levels, and storage conditions, allowing for confident integration into advanced life science workflows.