Extraktion von Plasmid-DNA aus bakteriellen Lysaten
Beschreibung:
Das GF-1 Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit ist für eine schnelle und effiziente Reinigung von Plasmid-DNA aus bakteriellen Lysaten konzipiert.
Dieses Kit nutzt die alkalische Lyse-SDS-Methode, um Zellen zu lysieren und Plasmid-DNA freizusetzen.
Spezielle im Kit enthaltene Puffer optimieren die Bindung der DNA auf eine spezielle Glasfilter-Membran zur effizienten Gewinnung von hochreiner Plasmid-DNA. Die hochreine Plasmid-DNA kann für alle Arten von Folgeexperimenten in der Molekularbiologie, wie zum Beispiel Restriktionsenzymverdau, radioaktive/fluoreszierende DNA-Sequenzierung, PCR, Ligation und Transformation weiterverwendet werden.
Features:
– Gewinnung von bis zu 20µg DNA
– Mehrere Proben können in weniger als 30 Minuten verarbeitet werden
– Keine organisch-basierte Extraktion nötig
Anwendung: Für die Isolierung von Plasmid-DNA
Kit Bestandteile:
– GF-1 columns
– Collection tubes
– Lösung 1 (S1)*
– Lösung 2 (S2)*
– Neutralisationspuffer (Puffer NB)
– Waschpuffer (Konzentrat)*
– RNase A (DNase-frei)*
– Elutionspuffer
– Handbuch
* Bitte beachten Sie Verdünnung von Lösungen und Lagerung und Stabilität vor der Verwendung dieses Kits.
Artikel | Beschreibung |
PL05 | Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit The Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit is designed for rapid and efficient purification of high copy and low copy plasmid DNA from bacterial lysates. St./Karton: 5 preps |
PL50 | Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit The Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit is designed for rapid and efficient purification of high copy and low copy plasmid DNA from bacterial lysates. St./Karton: 50 preps |
PL100 | Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit The Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit is designed for rapid and efficient purification of high copy and low copy plasmid DNA from bacterial lysates. St./Karton: 100 preps |
PL200 | Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit The Plasmid DNA Extraction Kit is designed for rapid and efficient purification of high copy and low copy plasmid DNA from bacterial lysates. St./Karton: 200 preps |
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