The ssDNA Quantification Kit is developed for single stranded DNA quantification. The kit includes ssDNA Dye, ssDNA Dilution Buffer, and two ssDNA Standards. Simply dilute the ssDNA Dye with the ssDNA Dilution Buffer, add DNA sample (volume from 1-20 μL), then read the concentration using the Qubit® Fluorometer. The assay is accurate for DNA concentrations from 50 pg/µL to 200 ng/µL based on the line corresponding of the data to standards.
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ssDNA Quantification Kit
The ssDNA Quantification Kit is developed for single stranded DNA quantification. The kit includes ssDNA Dye, ssDNA Dilution Buffer, and two ssDNA Standards. Simply dilute the ssDNA Dye with the ssDNA Dilution Buffer, add DNA sample (volume from 1-20 μL), then read the concentration using the Qubit® Fluorometer. The assay is accurate for DNA concentrations from 50 pg/µL to 200 ng/µL based on the line corresponding of the data to standards.
Our kit detects ssDNA by using fluorescent dye that enables sensitive single stranded DNA quantification , including ssDNA viruses, synthetic ssDNA, first-strand cDNA synthesis, denatured DNA, and bisulfate-converted DNA etc. ssDNA quantification is essential for the study of the biological process involves ssDNA.
Features
Optimized for use with the Qubit® Fluorometer
Uses the Qubit® ssDNA assay setting
Linear range: 1-200 ng ssDNA
Cost saving by more than 50%
A series of input ssDNA (200, 400, 600, 800, 1000, and 1200 ng) was used.
The performance of the BioDynami ssDNA Quantification Kit is nearly identical to that of Thermo Fisher’s Qubit ssDNA kit (figure below).
Comparison of BioDynami ssDNA Quantification Kit with Thermo Fisher kit.
Common contaminants such as salts, solvents, or detergents are well tolerated in the assay (Table 1).
Contaminants has been tested in BioDynami ssDNA Kit.
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The kit was developed for construction of high quality libraries for next generation sequencing (illumina and MGI Platforms). The kit needs double strand DNA fragments (blunt and/or sticky) as input DNA for NGS library preparation, and is compatible with DNA fragments generated from both enzymatic methods and physical methods (sonication, nebulization etc.). Library multiplexing is possible with different types of indexes.
