The blackPREP FFPE DNA Kit has been designed as a very efficient tool for fast isolation of genomic DNA from FFPE samples for subsequent purposes. The kit can be used with different amounts of FFPE tissue samples / sections, up to a maximum of 50 mg.
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The innuPREP DOUBLEpure Kit was designed for efficient extraction of DNA fragments from TAE or TBE agarose gels and utilizes a novel 2-step technology for purifying amplification products from PCR reaction mixtures and sequencing reaction mixtures.
The innuPREP FFPE total RNA Kit allows the extraction of total RNA with an excellent recovery of microRNAs from FFPE (formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded) tissue samples.
The innuPREP MP Basic FFPE RNA Kit has been designed as a tool for very fast and efficient isolation of total RNA (including microRNA) from FFPE samples. The extraction procedure is based on a new kind of chemistry, which combines an efficient lysis step with a subsequent effective binding of total RNA on a magnetic particles surface, followed by washing of the bound RNA and final elution of the RNA.
The innuPREP MP Basic Kit A was developed for isolating viral/bacterial DNA and/or RNA from various cell-free body fluids. The separation technology is based on a novel extraction chemistry that allows users to simultaneously bind DNA and RNA to the surface of functionalized magnetic particles, thereby combining the steps of first lysing the starting material and then binding the nucleic acids to magnetic beads.
The innuPREP PCRpure Kit provides an extremely fast, simple and highly efficient method for purifying amplification products directly from PCR reaction mixtures, sequencing reaction mixtures and/or for concentrating PCR products. Purification is based on a two-step method and takes only approx. 3 minutes to complete.
The innuPREP Stool DNA Kit is suitable both for extracting bacterial DNA from stool samples as well as for isolating genomic DNA from shedded intestinal epithelial cells.
The innuPREP Virus DNA/RNA allows for the simultaneous purification of viral ssDNA or dsDNA and ssRNA from serum, plasma or other cell-free bodily fluids, from tissue, paraffin or swab samples, or from cell cultures.