ProPrep™ Genomic XL-10
ProPrep™ Genomic XL-10
- Designed for 96-well isolation of Genomic DNA from one 7mm punch of dried whole blood per well.
- Provides purified DNA that compares favorably in PCR reactions to traditional methods.
- Formatted specifically for high throughput & automation. No near boiling elutions.
- Useful for blood from multiple sources including cloth, cards, and floors.
"ProPrep™ Blood Card 96 is a complete nucleic acid purification system based upon the unique protein extraction reagent, ProCipitate™. The basic protocol includes an initial dissociation of DNA from the card (65?C), followed by removal of contaminating proteins and heme with ProCipitate™, and finally the concentration of DNA with the proprietary solid-phase DNAble™. The system is designed for 96-well isolation of Genomic DNA from one 7mm punch of dried whole blood per well (equivalent to approximately 15ml of whole blood). As it is designed specifically for high throughput and automation, the card is not carried forward through the process after the initial DNA desorption. The ProPrep™ Blood Card 96 is compatible with industry standard papers. The vacuum filter format requires no specialized centrifuges and is amenable to robotic automation. The resulting purified DNA compares favorably in PCR reactions to traditional methods used for whole blood."
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