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Pack sizes & catalog numbers
20 rxns · E9301S
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
- Manufacturer
- New England Biolabs
- Primary application group
- Cell-free DNA synthesis
- Reagent category
- Double-stranded DNA synthesis
- SciBranch number
- RM-03.001.001-0001-9
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- E9301S
- Evidence
- Manufacturer catalog listing; classification requires protocol review
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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- 01Template length and GC content
- 02Fidelity, hot-start mechanism and cycling
- 03Detection chemistry and instrument support
- 04Reaction volume and included components
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