genomic DNA
New SurfaceBind gDNA Isolation and Purification
Allele Biotech’s SurfaceBind Genomic DNA Pu¬rification Kit is designed for fast, easy, and high-throughput gDNA isolation and purification for lysate obtained through the use of Allele-in-One Mouse Tail Direct Lysis Buffer. Based on our Solid Surface Revers¬ible Binding (SSRB) technology the SurfaceBind system utilizes a plastic tube with its surface coated with proprietary turbo-binders acting to selectively capture and efficiently bind DNA mol¬ecules from reaction mixtures. After lysis of cells, gDNA molecules will specifically interact with the turbo binders and bind to the surface of the tube in the presence of the binding buffer, while pro¬teins and other contaminants will remain in solu¬tion. The DNA can be eluted with as little as 10 microliters of water or buffer for the next application, allowing for a highly concentrated solution.
The entire process of recovery takes less than 10 minutes with only 1 centrifugation step, making it fast and easy. SSRB technology also provides for maxi¬mum DNA capture and release with limited sam¬ple input, without the DNA loss associated with membrane and bead-based technologies.
This is a newly developed product particularly for the Allele Biotech’s customers who use the All-in-One mouse tail genotyping kits: get purified genomic DNA using the same lysate you generated for a quick PCR. The yield and purity will enable direct applications to chip assays, sequencing, Southern blotting, etc.Next time you use Allele-in-One Mouse Tail Direct Lysis Buffer be sure to try our SurfaceBind gDNA Purification kit.
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Purifying DNA without Membrane Binding
Purifying DNA from natural samples or biochemical reactions is one the most frequently performed experiments in virtually all molecular biology labs. Binding DNA to silica membranes in chaotropic binding buffers is the currently prevailing method, pioneered by Qiagen. Before Qiagen columns and the similar columns from a number of companies, including Allele, there was the silica resin, mostly from Promega. Before silica, it was phenol extraction or CsCl gradient.
Silica-based technology has been around for more than a decade, and it is time for a new generation of technologies that are more convenient and efficient than silica membrane to take center stage of DNA purification, especially given the fast-paced advances in polynucleotide analysis in microarrays and deep sequencing. Solid Surface Reversible Binding (SSRB) technology should be a shining star in coming years. The process is simple: DNA or RNA molecules in a simple binding buffer bind to the surface of plastics of any size and shape (PCR tube, 2.0ml eppendorf, 96-well plates, even 15 ml or 50 ml conical tubes) that is treated by a special process, washed, and eluted in any volume of water or even downstream reaction buffers. The utmost convenience is that the downstream reaction can be performed in the same tube!
This process is different from the electroreversion type of binding and releasing that requires buffers of different and extreme pH. Allele Biotech has started marketing SurfaceBind PCR purification kits, and will roll out products that are specifically tailored for genomic DNA, mRNA, size-differentiated DNA or RNA, DNA or RNA from fixed samples, from different species, etc. The convenience and cost-efficiency of these systems will provide significant contributions to the broad scientific community.
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SurfaceBind PCR purification kit, questions? Please email us at oligo@allelebiotech.com for a product description and introduction quotes.
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Promotion of the Week 101810-102410:
Updated: GFP-nAb products (equivalent to previously distributed GFP-trap), good for genomic DNA pull down by transcription factor-GFP fusion, RNA co-IP via RNA binding protein-GFP fusion. Or try our brand new, the brightest mFP–mNeonGreen and already available mNeonGreen-nAb, or anti-mNeonGreen nano antibody (also referred to by others as “nanobodies”).
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