Description
Buffer T1 is a lysis buffer supplied in a 50 ml bottle for laboratory sample preparation and related biochromatography or nucleic acid workflows. It is used at the lysis stage to disrupt biological material and release target components before purification, separation, or analysis. The smaller bottle format is well suited to method development, lower sample throughput, or laboratories that prefer reduced open-bottle volume. Net weight is 0,09 kg, supporting easy handling and compact storage on the bench. From manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, Buffer T1 aligns with protocols that specify this lysis reagent as the initial disruption buffer. Users can aliquot the required volume directly, helping keep lysis conditions reproducible from run to run. The product is intended for professional laboratory use in research and analytical settings. Non-sterile packaging matches general reagent practice where the method does not require sterile grade. The 50 ml pack offers a practical option for controlled consumption while remaining fully compatible with standard T1 lysis steps in molecular biology and biochromatography applications.
This article is part of Sorbents, silica gel & ion exchangers, in SPE & sample preparation.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 ml bottle
- Storage temperature: 18–25 °C
- Buffer type: Lysis buffer T1
- EAN: 4046681156144
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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