Description
Lambda DNA HindIII marker is a molecular weight standard prepared from the HindIII digest of lambda DNA, which yields eight discrete fragments suited to agarose gel electrophoresis. The ready-to-use preparation is premixed with loading buffer, so samples can be applied directly without separate mixing steps and with consistent band migration behaviour. This marker supports routine sizing and comparison of DNA fragments in molecular biology, PCR follow-up and cloning workflows where clear ladder patterns are required on agarose gels. Supplied for laboratory use from manufacturer Labbox, the product fits standard gel electrophoresis setups and is offered in a convenient multi-piece pack for repeated analytical runs. It is intended as a reference ladder rather than a reaction enzyme or kit component, helping laboratories standardise fragment-size estimation across gels and experiments while keeping preparation simple at the bench.
This article belongs on Molecular biology reagents (other), in Molecular biology.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: -4 ºC
- Marker type: Lambda DNA HindIII digest
- Fragment pattern: Eight fragments
- EAN: 8434868107113
- GTIN: 08434868107113
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Lambda DNA HindIII marker is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Labbox for laboratory use. It sits in Molecular biology reagents (other), inside Molecular biology, in Life Science & Microbiology.
These are the molecular-biology reagents that are not an extraction kit and not a PCR master mix: buffers, dyes, ladders' companions, modifying enzymes. Nuclease-free is a claimed property and the reason the bottle costs what it does. A laboratory-grade chemical of the same formula is not a substitute.
Molecular biology here is the handling of DNA and RNA. Extraction kits break the cell and then separate the nucleic acid from protein and from the other nucleic acid. PCR and qPCR reagents copy a chosen sequence so it can be seen. The enzymes and the nucleotides are what the copy depends on. Nuclease contamination destroys the sample before the kit can save it. Sequences are on NCBI Nucleotide. Papers are on PubMed.
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