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Applied Biosystems™ PrepSEQ™ Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Kit
The Applied Biosystems PrepSEQ Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Kit is optimized for highly efficient, quantitative, and consistent recovery of DNA and RNA from diverse samples types.
Brand: Applied Biosystems™ A50485
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Description
The Applied Biosystems PrepSEQ Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Kit is optimized for highly efficient, quantitative, and consistent recovery of DNA and RNA from diverse samples types, including cell culture, raw material (e.g., serum), and in-process downstream purification samples such as column purification or bulk drug substance (BDS) samples.
- Time-saving, cost-effective DNA and RNA extraction for diverse sample types
- Reproducible recovery of DNA and RNA from complex samples
- Manual and high-throughput automated workflow on KingFisher Flex instrument, isolating up to 24 samples (in triplicate) in 5 hours
Easy to use
The PrepSEQ Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Kit provides a high-throughput automated solution in combination with the Thermo Scientific KingFisher Flex instrument for low hands-on extraction of DNA and RNA.
Consistent performance
For accurate quantitation of DNA and RNA, extraction consistency must be unaffected by complex matrices. Our advanced magnetic bead-based technology provides highly consistent extraction performance to support reliable quantitation.
Specifications
| Magnetic Bead | |
| KingFisher Flex | |
| Not High-throughput Compatible (Manual), Automated Protocols | |
| PrepSEQ™ | |
| 100 μL | |
| 2 hr. |
| Biopharmaceutical Production Samples | |
| Impurity Testing | |
| 100 Reactions | |
| 100 preps | |
| Genomic D, R, Viral R |
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Applied Biosystems™ PrepSEQ™ Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Kit > 100 Reactions
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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