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Diffinity RapidTip®
for PCR Purification, Compatible with Rainin LTS® pipettes
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41106300
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room temp
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General description
Diffinity RapidTip 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. 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 and microarray printing.
Features and Benefits
- Single step
- Recovers 90% of high quality dsDNA
- Optimized for 25 μL RXN
Legal Information
LTS is a registered trademark of Rainin Instrument, LLC
RapidTip is a registered trademark of Diffinity Genomics, Inc.
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