Description
Molecular Biology Grade Water (DNase and RNase-free) is a specialised reagent water designed for cell-culture and molecular biology applications. It undergoes reverse osmosis purification and meets USP and EP testing specifications, ensuring consistent quality for sensitive laboratory work. The solution is free from detectable DNase and RNase activity, with endotoxin levels tested at 0,05 EU/ml, and presents as a clear liquid with a pH between 5,0 and 7,0. Packaged as a single unit with a net weight of 0,500 kg, this water from manufacturer Sartorius supports preparation of buffers, reaction mixes and culture media where nuclease contamination must be avoided. It is well suited to PCR, RT-PCR, cloning, sequencing sample preparation and related nucleic-acid techniques, as well as general cell-culture use. Proper handling under defined conditions enables extended usability in the laboratory environment. The controlled purity profile helps minimise background interference and protects enzyme activity across critical molecular biology workflows that demand reliable nuclease-free water.
This article belongs on Enzymes & substrates, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s), 0,500 kg net
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Grade: Molecular Biology (DNase and RNase-free)
- Purification: Reverse osmosis
- Testing: Meets USP and EP specifications
- pH range: 5,0 – 7,0
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