Roche Applied Science provides specialized
products for the isolation of nucleic acids from a wide variety of
biological sources. The hallmark of these products are highly efficient
proprietary methods for cell lysis and nucleic acid isolation which
are quicker and safer than standard lysis procedures. All of these
products use methods that:
- Can be completed in minutes or hours, instead
of days
- Can process multiple samples simultaneously
- Require less handling of potentially hazardous
materials
- Minimize the use of toxic organic solvents
They allow the easy purification of nucleic acids
including problematic biological specimens like whole blood or tissues
with a high content of nucleases.
The DNA
Isolation Kit for Mammalian Blood is intended for the isolation
of DNA from mammalian whole blood (1-10 ml), buffy coat, or lymphocytes.
The isolated DNA can be used in any application requiring genomic
DNA, including Expand Long Template PCR and genomic Southern hybridizations.
The DNA
Isolation Kit for Cells and Tissues has been designed for the
medium and large scale preparation of genomic DNA from a wide variety
of biological specimens. The procedure includes sample homogenization
followed by cellular lysis in the presence of a strong anionic detergent
and proteinase K. RNA is eliminated by RNase treatment and proteins
are removed by selective precipitation and centrifugation. The purified
DNA is subsequently recovered by isopropanol precipitation.
The TriPure
Isolation Reagent allows the simultaneous isolation of RNA,
DNA, and even protein from the same sample in one single step. The
reagent causes RNA, DNA, and protein to separate into different
organic and aqueous phases, from which each can be purified by a
series of alcohol precipitations. The isolated total RNA is suitable
for northern blots, RT-PCR, poly(A)+ fractionation, in
vitro translation, or RNase protection assays. The isolated
RNA-free DNA may be used for PCR, restriction digests, or Southern
blots. The denatured protein may be analyzed on a western blot.
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