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Descrizione
- MagBeads FastRNA Kit for Feces is a scalable and automatable magnetic bead-based RNA purification technology designed for efficient isolation of total RNA from fecal samples. Ready-to-use versions are available (Cat. No. 117040300 & Cat. No. 117040400).
- The composition of fecal samples largely depends on diet and may include fibers, undigested particles, bilirubin, complex polysaccharides, and lipids.
- These compounds impair sample homogenization, reducing both the quantity and quality of the extracted RNA.
- The MagBeads FastRNA Kit for Feces integrates state-of-the-art bead-beating technology, a lysis chemistry compatible with a wide range of samples, and proprietary inhibitor removal expertise.
- A selective RNA-binding technology combined with FastDNase I enzyme treatment enables complete removal of DNA.
- The kit streamlines RNA purification by overcoming challenges associated with diverse fecal sample types, making the process hassle-free and time-efficient.
- A DNase I treatment step effectively removes contaminating DNA, ensuring high RNA yield and purity.
- The extracted RNA is immediately compatible with downstream applications such as RT-qPCR amplification, eliminating the need for additional inhibitor or DNA removal steps.
- Application Notes: The MagBeads FastRNA Kit for Feces is designed for rapid RNA isolation from fecal samples using magnetic bead automation technology.
- Usage Statement: Research Use Only (RUO).
- Key Applications: RT-PCR.
Specifica
Specifica
| Tipo di campione | Feces |
| Product Type | RNA Feces |
| Quantità | 5 Preps |
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