dCTP
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100 mM dCTP sodium solution for DNA synthesis and amplification. Candidate for the specified application; follow the manufacturer protocol and validate sample and instrument compatibility.
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1mL · 10119ES80
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Deoxynucleotides / dCTP Solution
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Deoxynucleotides / dCTP Solution
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Deoxynucleotides / dCTP Solution
Manufacturer product page lists dCTP Solution, 100 mM with catalog number DC1000 for molecular biology reactions. Candidate for the specified application; follow the manufacturer protocol and validate sample and instrument compatibility.
Deoxynucleotides / dCTP Solution
dCTP sodium solution, nominal 100 mM, for DNA synthesis. Candidate for the specified application; follow the manufacturer protocol and validate sample and instrument compatibility.
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100 mM dCTP sodium solution for DNA synthesis and amplification.
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