DNA Purification Magnetic Beads (5 ml)

Cat. No.

G950

Unit

4 x 1.25 ml

Price

$123.00

Cat. No.	G950
Name	DNA Purification Magnetic Beads (5 ml)
Unit	4 x 1.25 ml
Description	abm’s DNA Purification Magnetic Beads are carboxyl-coated paramagnetic particles that can reversibily bind to DNA. The magnetic beads offer flexibility as they can be used to size-select for DNA fragments and can be used to remove unwanted excess primers, adapter dimers, salts and enzymes from a wide variety of different reactions. Key Features: Value-priced High recovery rate Flexible DNA size-selectivity 1µM average bead size
Application	NGS Library clean up DNA concentration PCR purification
Storage Condition	Store tightly sealed at 4°C. Freezing may reduce binding efficiency of beads.
Note	Bring to room temperature 30 minutes before use and vortex mix vigorously to thoroughly resuspend the beads. A magnetic separation rack is required (not included).
Material Citation	If use of this material results in a scientific publication, please cite the material in the following manner: Applied Biological Materials Inc, Cat. No. G950

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