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1.To understand the differences between the two methods, it is essential to first grasp their principles: The Trizol method involves using organic solvents like phenol and chloroform to lyse cells, thereby separating…
Magnetic bead-based nucleic acid extraction instruments play a critical and almost indispensable role in the next-generation sequencing (NGS) library preparation workflow. As the starting point of the entire NGS process, their performance directly…
I. Current Market Status & Technological Foundation Magnetic bead nucleic acid extraction technology has become central to molecular diagnostics and life science research due to its efficiency, automation compatibility, and high-purity yields. In 2024,…
1. Storage Conditions Overview Silanol magnetic beads (SiO₂-OH Magnetic Beads), featuring abundant surface silanol groups, are widely used in nucleic acid/protein purification and immunoassays. Storage conditions directly impact the stability of active surface groups and…
1. Key Differences Summary Storage temperature critically affects the physical dispersion, chemical stability, and bio-conjugation efficiency of carboxyl magnetic beads. Comparative analysis: Parameter Room Temperature (15–25°C) 4°C Refrigeration Dispersion Stability Irreversible aggregation…
Wheat is one of the major food crops in China, so research on its molecular biology is also very important and the technology is becoming increasingly advanced. Whether it is gene cloning…
Precautions for Magnetic Bead-Based Blood RNA Extraction 1. Sample Collection and Handling 1.1 Anticoagulant Selection Preferred: EDTA，inhibits calcium-dependent nucleases. Acceptable: ACD Avoid: Heparin (inhibits downstream applications) 1.2 Processing Timeline Process samples immediately after collection…
The influence of temperature on pH is a critical factor that affects both the measurement process and the intrinsic properties of the solution itself. This manifests primarily in the following aspects: 1.…
When extracting nucleic acids using the magnetic bead method, a low 260/230 ratio (usually < 1.8) indicates the presence of organic compounds (such as guanidine salts, phenol, ethanol, EDTA) or residual salts in…
With the arrival of summer, the continuous hot weather not only poses challenges to People’s Daily lives, but also may have a potential impact on nucleic acid extraction experiments in laboratories. Nucleic…
The influence of pH on the performance of Silica hydroxyl and carboxyl magnetic beads is extremely significant and operates through fundamentally different mechanisms. It directly affects their binding capacity, stability, and application effectiveness.…
Recently, many countries around the world have reported a significant increase in cases of infection with the novel coronavirus variants (such as KP.2, KP.3, etc.). The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned…