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Diffinity RapidTip®2

for PCR Purification with Polymerase Removal, Compatible with Rainin LTS® pipettes

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NA.52
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Diffinity RapidTip2 effectively removes dNTPs, primers and primer dimers while providing greater than 90% recovery of pure DNA fragments from 100 bp to 10 kb. The functional pipette tip contains everything you need for PCR purification with polymerase removal. The tip is filled with a proprietary adsorption technology that has a differential affinity for PCR components. The impurities (polymerase, single strand primers, and nucleotides) are removed from the solution as it enters the tip. The RapidTip2 is optimized for a 50 μL PCR reaction sample, and the dispensed solution yields purified, high quality DNA ready for downstream applications such as DNA sequencing, SNP analysis, microarray printing, and T-A cloning.
Diffinity RapidTip2 effectively removes dNTPs, primers, primer dimers and DNA polymerase while providing greater than 90% recovery of pure DNA fragments from 100 bp to 10 kb. The functional pipette tip contains everything you need for PCR purification with polymerase removal. The tip is filled with a proprietary adsorption technology that has a differential affinity for PCR components. The dispensed solution yields purified, high quality DNA ready for downstream applications such as DNA sequencing, SNP analysis, microarray printing, and T-A cloning.

Features and Benefits

  • Single step
  • Recovers 90% of high quality dsDNA
  • Removes polymerase from PCR reactions and cloning
  • Optimized for 50 μL reaction

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LTS is a registered trademark of Rainin Instrument, LLC
RapidTip is a registered trademark of Diffinity Genomics, Inc.

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STOT RE 2 Inhalation

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11 - Combustible Solids

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WGK 3

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