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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
- Manufacturer
- QIAGEN
- Primary application group
- DNA purification
- SciBranch number
- RM-06.004.003.002-0001-7
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
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- Evidence
- Manufacturer source
- Other specifications
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- 01Sample type and starting amount
- 02Fragment size recovery and yield
- 03Elution volume and downstream compatibility
- 04Consumables and equipment required
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Product sources and documentation
Classification review: Official procedure specifies a silica membrane for circulating nucleic acids with vacuum-assisted loading of larger fluid volumes. Distinguish its vacuum workflow from magnetic beads and ordinary spin-only kits. Manufacturer evidence ↗
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