4X LYO-ready CAPITAL qPCR Probe Mix Plus from biotechrabbit is listed in Probe qPCR mixes: Lyophilization-ready liquid mixes.
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100 reactions of 20 µl · BR0505201
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4x liquid CAPITAL probe qPCR Plus formulation with excipients and heat-labile UDG for in-house lyophilization.
Quantitative PCR workflows monitor amplification through fluorescence during thermal cycling.
For this workflow, compare probe or dye chemistry, passive reference requirements, instrument support and template type. Use the specifications and official documentation below to assess this product against your protocol.
The indexed manufacturer catalog number is BR0505201.
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Probe qPCR mixes / Lyophilization-ready liquid mixes
Liquid glycerol-free probe qPCR mix with UNG and separate excipient mix for making lyophilizates; not already freeze-dried. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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4x liquid CAPITAL probe qPCR Plus formulation with excipients and heat-labile UDG for in-house lyophilization. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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