Description
NucleoSpin DNA Lipid Tissue (10) is a specialised spin-column kit for the isolation of genomic DNA from lipid-rich tissue. Each package supports 10 preparations and contains NucleoSpin Tissue Columns, NucleoSpin Bead Tubes, Collection Tubes, buffers and Proteinase K for sample disruption and purification. The workflow addresses challenging, high-lipid matrices so laboratories can recover genomic DNA for downstream molecular biology work. Offered as a complete ready-to-use set from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, the kit combines mechanical bead-based homogenisation with silica-membrane separation for consistent nucleic acid recovery. Supplied as one kit unit with a net weight of 0,25 kg, it suits routine research and sample-processing needs when lipid-rich tissues such as brain or adipose material are analysed. Components are arranged for straightforward bench handling, supporting reproducible prep-to-prep performance in genomic DNA extraction from difficult tissue types in molecular biology laboratories.
This article is part of Histology reagents & consumables, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 preps
- Storage temperature: 18 - 25 °C
- Kit contents: Tissue Columns, Bead Tubes, Collection Tubes, buffers, Proteinase K
- EAN: 4046681160929
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