UPstart Taq Antibody, 1 mg/ml from biotechrabbit is listed in Hot-start PCR: Taq-inhibiting antibodies.
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1 mg · BR1200103
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Monoclonal Taq-inhibiting antibody at 1 mg/ml for constructing antibody-mediated hot-start PCR; titrate against the selected polymerase.
Endpoint PCR workflows amplify DNA for analysis after thermal cycling.
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The indexed manufacturer catalog number is BR1200103.
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Hot-start PCR / Taq-inhibiting antibodies
UPstart Plus monoclonal Taq-inhibiting antibody at 1 mg/ml; validate the antibody-to-enzyme ratio for hot-start PCR. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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Monoclonal Taq-inhibiting antibody at 1 mg/ml for constructing antibody-mediated hot-start PCR; titrate against the selected polymerase. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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