Internal Lane Standard (60bp – 600bp, ROX) for ABI Genetic Analyzer
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Ready-to-use
Highly stable
Precise
22 discrete bands from 60 bp to 600 bp
High quality ready-to-use double-stranded DNA ladder derived by recombinant technology for precise size and mass determination in various fluorescence-detection instruments including different models of Applied Biosystems® PRISM® and Genetic Analyzers
22 discrete bands, ranging from 60 bp to 600 bp
The ladder is asymmetrically labelled with ROX that can be detected by excitation at 576 nm and fluorescent emission at 597 nm
Compatible with products for fragment analysis including Promega PowerPlex® 16 System
Ladder Properties: • 22 discrete bands, ranging from 60 bp to 600 bp
Storage: • Store at -20°C in small aliquots. For longer term storage, -70°C is recommended. • The product is light-sensitive. Minimize light exposure.
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