Description
Microsart® ATMP Extraction is a reliable DNA-free method for extracting bacterial DNA from cell cultures and biologicals, including Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs). The isolated DNA is intended for subsequent PCR analyses, for example with Microsart ATMP Bacteria and Fungi qPCR kits, so that contamination testing can proceed from a clean nucleic-acid preparation. DNA-free handling is essential when low-level bacterial signals must be distinguished from background in sensitive molecular workflows.
This article is part of Ready-to-use culture media (plates, tubes, bottles), in Culture media & microbiology.
The extraction approach supports laboratories working with cell-based materials and complex biological matrices where residual DNA from reagents would interfere with interpretation. It is positioned for research and quality-oriented settings that prepare samples ahead of bacterial or fungal qPCR screening. Packaged as one piece, the product comes from manufacturer Sartorius and fits upstream sample preparation before dedicated Microsart ATMP PCR assays.
Using Microsart® ATMP Extraction helps standardise bacterial DNA recovery from cell cultures and ATMP-related samples, improves readiness for downstream PCR, and reduces the risk that extraction chemistry itself introduces bacterial DNA. It is suitable for teams in cell therapy research, biopharmaceutical development, and advanced microbiology laboratories that require controlled DNA preparation prior to contamination PCR.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: Room temperature
- Product type: DNA extraction kit for bacterial DNA
- Method: DNA-free extraction
- Downstream use: PCR analyses (e.g. Microsart ATMP Bacteria and Fungi qPCR)
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