Description
Buffer RA1 (60 mL) is a lysis buffer supplied for biochromatography and nucleic acid sample preparation workflows that call for RA1 lysis conditions. Provided as a ready bottle of 60 mL, it supports efficient disruption and solubilisation of sample material prior to downstream binding, washing, or purification steps on compatible column or matrix systems. Lysis buffers of this type are central to releasing target molecules under controlled chemical conditions so that subsequent chromatographic or spin-column stages can proceed reproducibly. The compact 60 mL pack size suits method development, smaller sample series, and laboratories that prefer manageable reagent volumes on the bench. According to the manufacturer description, the product is not classified as dangerous goods under transport regulations, which simplifies logistics planning for routine laboratory supply. Buffer RA1 from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel integrates into established RA-series protocols used in molecular biology and related analytical environments. Choose this lysis buffer when a defined RA1 reagent is required to standardise the first critical step of sample preparation before purification or analysis.
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- Pack size: 60 mL bottle
- Storage temperature: 18–25 °C
- Product type: Lysis buffer
- EAN: 4046681155482
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