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DNA & RNA Isolation
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Principle of Magnetic-based DNA & RNA Isolation
An appropriate lysis buffer is first added to the sample, followed by incubation with beads. The beads with bound DNA/RNA are easily pulled to the side of the test tube by applying a magnetic field, and unbound material is removed by aspiration. The magnetic separation also facilitates simple washing and elution of the isolated nucleic acids. The protocol and buffer systems used should be optimized relative to your specific sample type and target material. Magnetic-based methods are ideal for automation of high throughput processing, as they eliminate the need for centrifugation and other time-consuming steps.
An appropriate lysis buffer is first added to the sample, followed by incubation with beads. The beads with bound DNA/RNA are easily pulled to the side of the test tube by applying a magnetic field, and unbound material is removed by aspiration. The magnetic separation also facilitates simple washing and elution of the isolated nucleic acids. The protocol and buffer systems used should be optimized relative to your specific sample type and target material. Magnetic-based methods are ideal for automation of high throughput processing, as they eliminate the need for centrifugation and other time-consuming steps.
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