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Zestaw CpGenome Universal Methylated Mouse DNA Standard Set
The CpGenome Universal Methylated Mouse DNA Standard contains universally methylated mouse genomic DNA isolated from male Balb/c mice & enzymatically methylated at all CpGs by M.SssI methyltransferase.
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| Gabaryty przesyłki | SKU | Dostępność | Cena netto |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 μg | Przewidywany termin wysyłki20 maja 2026zKuehne + Nagel Sp. z o.o. | 1340,00 zł |
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General description
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Jedna fiolka zawierająca 5 µg (20 µl) uniwersalnego wzorca metylowanego mysiego DNA CpGenome w stężeniu 250 ng/µl.
Walidacja:
Metylację specyficzną dla PCR (MSP) przeprowadzono na CpGenome Universal Methylated Mouse DNA po modyfikacji bisulfitem za pomocą zestawu CpGenome Turbo Bisulfite (nr kat. S7847). W tym teście wykorzystano trzy zestawy starterów z zestawów CpG WIZ Oct-4 (nr katalogowy S7840): zestaw starterów U, który annealuje do niemetylowanego DNA zmodyfikowanego bisulfitem; startery M, które annealują do sekwencji zmodyfikowanych metylowanym bisulfitem; oraz startery W, które annealują do niemetylowanego lub metylowanego DNA, który nie został poddany modyfikacji bisulfitem. Tylko startery M wygenerowały produkt dla tego standardu.
CpGenome i CpG WIZ są znakami towarowymi Serologicals Corporation. Produkty metylacji CpG WIZ mają zastosowanie do technologii licencjonowanych wyłącznie przez The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Technologia PCR specyficzna dla metylacji (MSP) jest objęta amerykańskim patentem nr 5,786,146.
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Epigenetics & Nuclear Function
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| manufacturer/tradename CpGenome, Upstate® | manufacturer/tradename - | manufacturer/tradename CpGenome, Upstate® | manufacturer/tradename CpGenome, Upstate® |
| species reactivity mouse | species reactivity - | species reactivity rat | species reactivity rat |
| Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 |
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12 - Non Combustible Liquids
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| SKU | NUMER GTIN |
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| S8000 | 04053252648397 |