Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Ethidium Bromide Solution (10 mg/ml) |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 10 ml, 50 ml |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | Molecular Biology |
| Application | DNA/RNA staining in agarose gels |
Product Description
Ethidium bromide solution is a fluorescent dye widely used in molecular biology labs for visualizing DNA and RNA in agarose gels. This 10 mg/ml concentration offers optimal staining efficiency with minimal background noise, making it ideal for research, diagnostics, and educational applications.
The solution is pre-dissolved in water for convenience, eliminating the need for weighing or handling powdered ethidium bromide. Its high purity ensures consistent results in gel documentation systems under UV light. Whether you’re running routine PCR checks or complex genomic studies, this solution delivers sharp, clear bands every time.
For researchers and students working with nucleic acids, having a reliable ethidium bromide solution is essential. eqipped provides this SRL Chem product in two practical pack sizes (10 ml and 50 ml) to suit different lab scales. The molecular biology grade certification guarantees compatibility with sensitive downstream applications.
Need ethidium bromide for your next gel run? Order this 10 mg/ml solution today and get it delivered to your lab doorstep.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of this ethidium bromide solution?
The solution remains stable for 2 years when stored at room temperature in its original container, protected from light.
Can I dilute this 10 mg/ml solution for working concentrations?
Yes, you can prepare working solutions by diluting with distilled water. A common working concentration is 0.5 μg/ml for gel staining.
Is this solution compatible with all gel documentation systems?
Yes, it works with standard UV transilluminators (302 nm) used in most gel documentation systems.
What’s the difference between powder and solution forms?
The solution form eliminates weighing errors and dust exposure risks associated with powdered ethidium bromide.
How should I dispose of ethidium bromide waste?
Follow local regulations for hazardous chemical disposal. Many labs use specialized decontamination kits before disposal.
