The Norgen 100 b RNA Ladder is a set of RNA transcripts derived from recombinant DNA templates. This ladder is suitable for precise sizing of small RNA molecules using native or denaturing agarose gels, and can be easily visualized under UV.
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Instructions:
To reconstitute the lyophilized RNA ladder, add 250 µL of 1x loading buffer to each 25 loads vial and vortex gently.
Heat at 80°C for 10 minutes. Incubate on ice for 1 min. Load 10 µL on a 1.5-2% gel. For optimal results, use Norgen 2x loading buffer with each RNA sample. There is no need for staining and destaining denaturing gels since Norgen’s loading buffer contains ethidium bromide.
Storage:
Store at -20°C.
The Respiratory Syncytial Virus Rapid Antigen Assay is a lateral flow chromatographic immunoassay for the qualitative detection of RSV. It is suitable for the auxiliary detection of Respiratory Syncytial virus infection.
Format: 25 tests per kit
Swab Collection Method: Nasopharyngeal, Anterior Nasal, Oropharyngeal
Results: 20 minutes
The Benzoic Acid Detection Kit provides a rapid, simple, sensitive, and reliable test suitable for screening of Benzoic Acid concentration.
Benzoic Acid is a white solid that is an extensively used preservative. Although this preservative prevents or delays nutritional losses due to microbiological, enzymatic or chemical changes of foods during its shelf life there is a suspicion that small amounts of benzene may be formed from benzoic acid in nonalcoholic beverages in the presence of ascorbic acid. Benzoic acid and ascorbic acid are food additives which must be declared on the food. Benzoic acid or E 210 is a preservative which also occurs naturally, for instance, in cranberries. A maximum amount of 150 mg/l benzoic acid may be added to non-alcoholic flavored beverages.
Highly Sensitive Assay to Screen for Benzoic Acid
Visual Readout (sample dependent: milk, red/pink)
Detection range of 1ppm to 1500ppm
Tube or Plate based options available
Compatible with the Nix Sensor or plate readers to obtain quantitative results.