The kit includes HS Dye, HS Dilution Buffer, and two DNA Standards. The assay is accurate for DNA concentrations from 10 pg/µL to 100 ng/µL, and is highly selective for double-stranded DNA over RNA.
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Optimized condition for using with the Qubit® Fluorometer
Uses the Qubit® dsDNA High Sensitivity assay setting
Linear range: 0.2-100 ng dsDNA
Cuts costs by 60%
DNA selectivity and sensitivity of the HS kit. A series of input DNA (20, 40, 60, 80, 100, and 120 ng) was used with or without the contamination of RNA.
Comparison of dsDNA HS kits. The performance of the BioDynami dsDNA HS kit is nearly identical to that of Thermo Fisher’s Qubit dsDNA HS kit.
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RNA Quantification High Sensitivity Kit
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The kit is developed for RNA quantification. The RNA Quantification HS kit includes HS Dye, HS Dilution Buffer, and two RNA Standards. Simply dilute the HS Dye with the HS Dilution Buffer, add RNA sample, then read the concentration using the Qubit Fluorometer. The assay is accurate for RNA concentrations from 250 pg/µL to 100 ng/µL (Figure 1). The RNA Quantification High Sensitivity Kit has several advantages over traditional RNA quantitation such as stability, sensitivity, and contaminant tolerance.
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Optimized condition for using with the Qubit Fluorometer
Uses the Qubit RNA High Sensitivity assay setting
Cuts costs by 60%
The performance of the BioDynami RNA Quantification HS kit is nearly identical to that of Thermo Fisher’s Qubit RNA HS kit (figure below).
Common contaminants such as detergents, solvents, salts, free nucleotides, or protein are well tolerated in the assay (Table 1).
Qubit is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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The kit is developed for RNA quantification. The RNA Quantification HS kit includes HS Dye, HS Dilution Buffer, and two RNA Standards. Simply dilute the HS Dye with the HS Dilution Buffer, add RNA sample, then read the concentration using the Qubit Fluorometer. The assay is accurate for RNA concentrations from 250 pg/µL to 100 ng/µL (Figure 1). The RNA Quantification High Sensitivity Kit has several advantages over traditional RNA quantitation such as stability, sensitivity, and contaminant tolerance.
NGS Library Quantification Standards With PCR Primers
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The NGS Library Quantification Standards with PCR Primers (for illumina platform) were developed for quantification of the NGS library concentration for illumina sequencing platform. It is comprised of Library Standards (six 10-fold dilutions) and a primer mix.
Quantification of the NGS library of the amplifiable molecules is critical for the quality of the sequencing data. Adequate library concentration will maximize sequencing capacity. Poor library concentration results in either low or high cluster density on the flow cell, which can lead to low sequencing capacity.
It is not accurate to measure the concentration of NGS library with standard DNA quantification methods such as spectrophotometer or fluorometer. QPCR is the best way for library quantification with high consistency and reproducibility of library quantitation.
BioDynami Library Quantification Standards with PCR Primers (for illumina platform): Amplification curve of 6 standards.
Our reagent is a highly sensitive, Real time PCR-based quantification that specifically designed for NGS libraries using illumina sequencing platform. The amplification uses illumina adaptor sequences as primers, and only the fully adaptor-ligated libraries will be amplified. Therefore the reagent provides an accurate estimation of the library concentration based on true sequenceable illumina libraries. In addition, this kit can also be used for confirmation of ligation reaction after completion of library preparation.
Our library quantification standards is compatible with commercial SYBR Green based QPCR reagents. This makes it more flexible for scientists who want to use their real time PCR reagent. Quantification of library concentration is achieved by comparison with a standard curve generated from the Library Standards.
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The NGS Library Quantification Standards with PCR Primers (for illumina platform) were developed for quantification of the NGS library concentration for illumina sequencing platform. It is comprised of Library Standards (six 10-fold dilutions) and a primer mix.
Plasmid Purification Magnetic Beads (RNA Depletion)
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Plasmid Purification Magnetic Beads (RNA Depletion)
Plasmid isolation from bacterial cultures is one of the most popular techniques in biomedical research and pharmaceutical industries. However, it is common that the isolated plasmid DNA is usually contaminated with varied degrees of host RNA. Plasmid purification is necessary to reduce the impact on downstream applications by removing RNA contamination.
We have developed a simple reagent to completely remove RNA contamination in the isolated plasmid samples using Solid Phase Reversible Immobilization (SPRI) beads. SPRI beads consist of paramagnetic particles coated with carboxyl groups that reversibly bind DNA. Our Plasmid Purification Magnetic Beads (RNA Depletion) combines BioDynami’s proprietary chemistries with the reversible DNA-binding properties of SPRI magnetic beads. The reagent removes RNA and recovers the plasmid in the same step. Moreover, unwanted components such as salts, dNTPs, proteins, enzymes, and other impurities can also be removed simultaneously.
Plasmid can be used for downstream applications such as enzymatic digestion, transformation, transfection and molecular cloning etc. The beads can be an effective and inexpensive reagent for bacterial RNA depletion for routine plasmid purification.
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Effective depletion of bacterial RNA by RNase
High recovery rate of plasmid DNA by magnetic beads
Removal of unwanted components and impurities
Simple and fast beads-based protocol
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Plasmid isolation from bacterial cultures is one of the most popular techniques in biomedical research and pharmaceutical industries. However, it is common that the isolated plasmid DNA is usually contaminated with varied degrees of host RNA. Plasmid purification is necessary to reduce the impact on downstream applications by removing RNA contamination.
