Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | BioLit® Taq Mix (2X) (PCR Master Mix) (w/o Tracking Dye) |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 1 ml (40 rxns), 5 × 1 ml (200 rxns), 5 × 2.5 ml (500 rxns) |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | Molecular Biology Grade |
| Application | PCR amplification, cloning, genotyping |
Product Description
When it comes to PCR amplification, consistency and reliability are non-negotiable. The BioLit® Taq Mix (2X) (PCR Master Mix) (w/o Tracking Dye) is designed to simplify your workflow while delivering high-performance results. This pre-mixed solution eliminates the need for manual preparation, reducing the risk of contamination and saving valuable time in the lab.
Whether you’re a student working on a research project or an educator demonstrating PCR techniques, this master mix ensures optimal amplification efficiency. The absence of a tracking dye makes it ideal for applications where dye interference is a concern, such as downstream sequencing or cloning.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of quality reagents in molecular biology. That’s why we offer this Taq PCR master mix, trusted by researchers and institutions across India. With multiple pack sizes available, you can choose the right quantity for your needs, whether it’s a small-scale experiment or a high-throughput project.
For reliable PCR results every time, buy BioLit® Taq Mix (2X) online from eqipped today.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of BioLit® Taq Mix (2X)?
The shelf life is typically 12 months when stored at -20°C. Always check the expiration date on the package.
Can I use this master mix for qPCR?
This master mix is optimized for standard PCR. For qPCR applications, consider using a dedicated qPCR master mix.
Is this master mix compatible with all PCR machines?
Yes, it is compatible with most standard thermal cyclers.
What is the recommended annealing temperature?
The optimal annealing temperature depends on your primers. Typically, 55-65°C works well for most applications.
Can I use this master mix for high-GC content templates?
For high-GC templates, you may need to optimize the PCR conditions or use a specialized polymerase blend.
