
Rnase III, E. coli
Read or write a reviewRibonucleases / RNase III
E. coli RNase III for double-stranded RNA processing. Candidate for this workflow; confirm formulation, substrate and protocol compatibility before substitution.
BIOLOGICAL DOMAIN
RNA reagents support RNA synthesis, protection, processing and conversion into complementary DNA.
Start with the required output: RNA synthesis, processed RNA or complementary DNA. Transcription and reverse transcription use different templates and serve different purposes. Narrower categories distinguish enzymes from complete reaction systems, as well as primer compositions and RNA end-processing activities. Protection and priming reagents are indexed separately from the enzymes they support.
Browse by reaction role to distinguish transcription, reverse transcription, RNA modification and supporting reagents.
Poly(A) tailing, Poly(U) tailing, RNA capping
42 productsExoribonucleases, Ribonucleases, RNA linkers
47 productsReverse transcriptase enzymes, Two-step RT-PCR kits, First-strand cDNA synthesis kits
124 productsRNA polymerases, T7 transcription, SP6 transcription
53 productsRNase inhibitors
22 productsTransfer RNA
2 productsOligo(dT) primers, Random primers
17 products
Ribonucleases / RNase III
E. coli RNase III for double-stranded RNA processing. Candidate for this workflow; confirm formulation, substrate and protocol compatibility before substitution.

RNase inhibitors
Ribonuclease inhibitor for RNA-sensitive enzyme reactions. Confirm the inhibited RNase classes and reducing conditions. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
RNase inhibitors
Recombinant RNase inhibitor for protecting RNA in enzymatic workflows. Candidate for this workflow; confirm formulation, substrate and protocol compatibility before substitution.
RNase inhibitors
Recombinant RNase inhibitor for RNA-sensitive enzymatic reactions. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.

RNase inhibitors
Recombinant RNase inhibitor at 40 U/µl for RNA-handling and cDNA-synthesis workflows. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.

RNase inhibitors
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.

RNase inhibitors
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.

Ribonucleases / RNase R
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.

Ribonucleases / RNase R
RNase R for processive digestion of linear RNA; structured substrates require protocol review. Candidate for this workflow; confirm formulation, substrate and protocol compatibility before substitution.

Ribonucleases / RNase R
RNase R exonuclease for degradation of linear RNA; manufacturing grade differs. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.

Ribonucleases / RNase R
RNase R exonuclease for degradation of linear RNA; manufacturing grade differs. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
RNase inhibitors
Candidate for the stated function. Confirm substrate, formulation, reaction conditions and application before substitution.

RNase inhibitors
Ribonuclease inhibitor for RNA-sensitive enzyme reactions. Confirm the inhibited RNase classes and reducing conditions. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
RNase inhibitors
Candidate for the stated function. Confirm substrate, formulation, reaction conditions and application before substitution.

RNA 5′ end processing / RNA 5′ pyrophosphohydrolase (RppH)
Bacterial RppH converts triphosphorylated RNA 5-prime ends to monophosphate ends. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
RT master mixes / RT mixes with unspecified priming
See datasheet. Original first-strand formulation for downstream PCR or qPCR.
RT master mixes / RT mixes with gDNA removal
Mixed primers. A 2× RT mix follows a separate digestion step. The stock concentration changes the volume added per reaction.
RT master mixes / Mixed-primer RT mixes
Mixed primers. 4× Super RT Mix supplied with water. Compare reagent volume when changing from a 5× mix.
RT master mixes / RT mixes with gDNA removal
See datasheet. Second-generation RT formulation supplied for workflows requiring removal of residual genomic DNA.

First-strand cDNA synthesis kits
First-strand cDNA synthesis reagent kit for reverse transcription of RNA. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.

RT master mixes / RT mixes with gDNA removal
Reverse-transcription premix includes genomic DNA digestion reagents. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.

Pseudouridine synthesis
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.
First-strand cDNA synthesis kits
First-strand cDNA synthesis kit for RNA reverse transcription. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
Reverse transcriptase enzymes / Engineered reverse transcriptases
Engineered M-MLV reverse transcriptase lacks RNase H activity and supports elevated-temperature cDNA synthesis. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
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