Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | InstaDigest BamHI |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 5000u |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | High Purity |
| Application | DNA Digestion |
Product Description
InstaDigest BamHI, 5000u, is a high-quality restriction enzyme designed for efficient and reliable DNA digestion. This product, identified as MBIRE002-5000U, is manufactured by Himedia and available through eqipped. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this enzyme is an essential tool for your molecular biology experiments.
BamHI is a widely used restriction enzyme that recognizes the sequence GGATCC and cleaves DNA at this site. It is crucial for various applications such as cloning, DNA mapping, and genetic engineering. The InstaDigest BamHI enzyme ensures high specificity and efficiency, making it a reliable choice for your lab needs.
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FAQs
What is the storage condition for InstaDigest BamHI?
InstaDigest BamHI should be stored at -20°C to maintain its stability and effectiveness.
Can InstaDigest BamHI be used for cloning experiments?
Yes, InstaDigest BamHI is ideal for cloning experiments due to its high specificity and efficiency in DNA digestion.
What is the shelf life of InstaDigest BamHI?
The shelf life of InstaDigest BamHI is typically 2 years from the date of manufacture when stored properly.
Is InstaDigest BamHI suitable for DNA mapping?
Yes, InstaDigest BamHI is commonly used in DNA mapping due to its precise recognition and cleavage of the GGATCC sequence.
What is the recommended reaction buffer for InstaDigest BamHI?
The recommended reaction buffer for InstaDigest BamHI is the provided 10x InstaDigest Buffer, which ensures optimal enzyme activity.
