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Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix

Catalog Number: #6101

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End-Point, Real-Time

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Product Name Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix
Catalog Number #6101
Description

Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix has all necessary components for sensitive and reliable RT-qPCRs. It includes an aptamer-based fast-start formulated enzyme blend of a robust Taq DNA polymerase and an engineered thermostable Volcano3G® DNA polymerase with reverse transcriptase activity. With the combination of optimized reaction buffer, ultrapure dNTPs and a blue stain for visualization, Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix reduces the need for sample extraction and sample lysis. Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix enables amplification of RNA target sequences with quick and easy PCR protocols, even including "zero-step" amplification.

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Application End-Point, Real-Time
Further Specification
Content

S pack: 1 x 1.25 ml Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix

M pack: 5 x 1.25 ml Volcano3G® RT-PCR Probe 2x Master Mix

Storage and Shipping
Storage -20°C
Shipping Cold packs
References
References

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