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4 cross-manufacturer candidates and 1 same-manufacturer related products.
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PCR cleanup / 96-well silica-plate purification
96-well glass-fiber plates purify PCR products, with a stated 70 bp to 20 kb fragment range. Candidate for the specified application; follow the manufacturer protocol and validate sample and instrument compatibility.
PCR cleanup / 96-well silica-plate purification
Compare input quantity, recovery range, downstream compatibility and required accessories before substitution.
PCR cleanup / 96-well silica-plate purification
Manufacturer range is 100 bp to 10 kb and capacity up to 10 micrograms per sample.
PCR cleanup / 96-well silica-plate purification
Candidate category only. Match the stated sample, material, capacity, geometry and required output before comparison; experimental interchangeability is not established.
PCR cleanup / 96-well silica-plate purification
Candidate category only. Match the stated sample, material, capacity, geometry and required output before comparison; experimental interchangeability is not established.
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Manufacturer specifies 96-well silica-plate purification of PCR and enzymatic reaction products.
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