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Viral Nucleic Acid Extraction Kit (Magnetic Bead Method)

Viral Nucleic Acid Extraction Kit - Magnetic Bead Method
Viral Nucleic Acid Extraction Kit (Magnetic Bead Method)

Principle: Magnetic Bead Extraction

Automation: Yes

Approvals: NMPA, CE, FDA Listed

Capital equipment required: Nucleic Acid Extraction Instrument SSNP-2000B, SSNP-3000A, SSNP-9600A produced by Bioperfectus

Description:

This kit uses magnetic beads and a buffer system with a unique separation function and is used in conjunction with nucleic acid extractor to separate and purify high-quality viral nucleic acids from samples. The specially coated magnetic beads have a strong affinity for the nucleic acid in the sample under certain conditions. When the conditions change, the magnetic beads release the adsorbed nucleic acid so that the nucleic acid in the purified sample can be quickly extracted.

Suitability: This kit is used for the extraction and purification of viral nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) from samples such as serum, plasma, virus culture fluid, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, swab wash, fecal supernatant, etc. The purified nucleic acid can be used in a downstream molecular biology experiment.


Key Points:
  • Sample Volume: 200μL
  • Analytes: DNA/RNA
  • Recovery: ≥90%
  • Elution volume:  80μL
  • Technology: Magnetic bead technology
  • Processing: Cooperate with the instrument
  • Storage and transportation temperature: Room temperature

Areas:

    ClinicalLaboratory Equipment
Company contact details:

BioPerfectus view full details
China Medical City
Taizhou
China

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Tel: +86 021-64193032


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