blastaq-dna-polymerase_amplification-gel-data_1
blastaq-dna-polymerase_extension-speed-data_1
| CAT.NO | UNIT |
|---|---|
| G894 | 500 rxns/ 20 µl , (200 µl) |
Specifications
| SKU | G894 | |
| Unit quantity | 2000 U | |
| Description | Streamline your PCR with abm’s Blastaq™ DNA Polymerase (5 U/µl). abm’s Blastaq™ DNA Polymerase (5 U/µl) is a next generation Taq Polymerase strategically-engineered to have incredibly fast extension rates and very robust performance. Paired with its uniquely-formulated buffer and specialized reaction conditions this polymerase will provide increased processivity, yields and sensitivity all while reducing total reaction times by 40–70% compared to wild-type Taq DNA polymerase. | |
| Component | 2000 U | |
| Blastaq™ DNA Polymerase (5U/µl) | 400 μl | |
| 5X Blastaq™ Buffer* | 8 ml | |
| 25 mM MgSO4 | 1 ml | |
| *contains Mg2+ | ||
| CHARACTERISTIC | BlasTaq™ |
| Proofreading | No |
| Fidelity (vs. Native Taq) | 1X |
| Specificity | ●●● |
| Extension Speed | 15 sec/kb |
| Target Length | 10-15 kb |
| Suitable for TA cloning | Yes |
| Format | Enzyme (G894) |
| MasterMix (G895) | |
| Special Feature | Fast and Robust |
dNTP Mix
| 제품 번호 | 품 명 및 규 격 | ||
| G050 | dNTP Set 4 x 250 µl (100 mM each) | ||
| G010 | dNTP Mix 250 µl, 10 mM each | ||
| G128 | dNTP Mix 500 µl, 10 mM each | ||
| G129 | dNTP Mix 1.0 ml, 10 mM each | ||
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References
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