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Sample buffer (6X) OXGEN with three tracking dyes is a ready-to-use premixed loading buffer for non-denaturing agarose and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. It incorporates xylene cyanol, Orange G and bromophenol blue so that sample migration can be followed visually during the run without additional dye preparation. The 6X concentrate is simply mixed with nucleic-acid or protein samples before loading, streamlining gel setup in molecular-biology and analytical workflows. Supplied as five tubes of 1 ml each, the format supports convenient aliquoting, reduced freeze–thaw stress and flexible use across multiple experiments. Manufactured by Labbox under the OXGEN line, this buffer is intended for routine tracking in non-denaturing agarose and PAGE applications in research, teaching and quality-control laboratories. Premixing of the dye components helps ensure consistent colour intensity and migration behaviour from run to run. The compact multi-tube pack suits shared benches and core facilities that need reliable loading reagents without large single bottles. Use according to standard electrophoresis protocols for the gel system in place.
This article is part of Molecular biology reagents (other), in Molecular biology.
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