. 2016 Apr 11;16(5):2542–2551. doi: 10.1021/acs.cgd.5b01580

Table 1. Optimal Detergent Concentration, the Minimum Concentration That Promotes Maximal β-Hematin Formation, Was Determined for Each of the Detergents along with the Yield of β-Hematin Formation Using a Multiple Comparison One-Way ANOVA to Evaluate Significance^a.

detergent name	abbreviation	optimal concentration (μM)	% β-hematin formation
lipid blend	SNLDs	50	89
Tween 20		10	87
Tween 80		15	82
sodium dodecyl sulfate	SDS	1140	40
(3-((3-cholamidopropyl) dimethylammonio)-1-propanesulfonate)	CHAPS	1465	51
Nonidet P-40	NP-40	30	88
Triton X-45	TX_4.5	50	86
Triton X-114	TX_7.5	40	80
Triton X-100	TX_9.5	30	80
Triton X-102	TX₁₂	20	80
Triton X-165	TX₁₆	10	76
Triton X-305	TX₃₀	5	79

The detergents were solubilized in water and incubated at 37 °C while shaking for 24 h.

Table 1. Optimal Detergent Concentration, the Minimum Concentration That Promotes Maximal β-Hematin Formation, Was Determined for Each of the Detergents along with the Yield of β-Hematin Formation Using a Multiple Comparison One-Way ANOVA to Evaluate Significancea.