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IsoBind RootRibose RNA Kit 100-Prep
Recover total RNA from potato, cassava and sweet potato roots with a manual silica spin-column workflow designed for starch-rich tissue. A Poly Trap step removes starch and polysaccharides before column binding, reducing the compounds that can suppress reverse transcription and amplification. The approximately 45-minute workflow prepares RNA for RT-qPCR, RNA-seq and root-crop pathogen detection.
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AmpliMax Saliva DNA Kit (IVD) 100-Prep
Turn non-invasive saliva samples into genomic DNA for molecular testing with a magnetic bead workflow that runs on a manual stand or compatible open automation. A post-lysis clarification step removes mucin-rich debris before bead capture, helping reduce the saliva contaminants that can interfere with downstream assays. The purified DNA is suitable for genotyping, pathogen detection and pharmacogenomics, and the kit is supplied for in vitro diagnostic use.
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IsoBind Saliva DNA Kit (IVD) 100-Prep
Turn non-invasive saliva samples into genomic DNA in approximately 30 minutes with a manual silica spin-column workflow. Heat-assisted lysis and clarification reduce mucins, amylase and food debris before DNA binding and washing. The purified DNA is ready for genotyping, pathogen detection and pharmacogenomics, and the kit is supplied for in vitro diagnostic use.
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IsoBind Mealworm DNA Kit 100-Prep
Recover genomic DNA from mealworm and other insect tissues with a manual silica spin-column workflow that starts by breaking through the chitinous exoskeleton. Mechanical disruption and Proteinase K lysis reduce chitin and insect-lipid interference before DNA binding and washing. The approximately 45-minute workflow prepares DNA for species authentication, microbiome studies and molecular testing of insect-derived products.




