Description
Microsart® Calibration Reagent Mycoplasma synoviae is a genomic DNA standard intended for quantitative calibration with this Mycoplasma species. Every vial contains 10^8 genome copies, supplying a defined nucleic-acid reference for assay setup, performance verification and ongoing control of mycoplasma detection methods in laboratory practice.
This article is part of Cell culture media & sera, in Cell culture.
Provided as a single-piece pack with a net weight of 0,023 kg (gross weight 0,062 kg), the reagent supports preparation of calibration curves and control series whenever a known genome-copy load for Mycoplasma synoviae is required. It is aimed at molecular and quality-control environments that work with DNA copy number as the primary metric instead of viable culture counts.
This Microsart® calibration reagent from manufacturer Sartorius forms part of a family of species-matched genomic DNA standards, each dedicated to one Mycoplasma organism so laboratories can match instruments, chemistries and reporting limits to a transparent copy-number benchmark. With origin in Germany, it suits research, biopharmaceutical monitoring and related analytical applications that depend on stable DNA references for M. synoviae. Store and handle as appropriate for genomic DNA standards to preserve the stated genome-copy content.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 2-8 °C
- Product type: Genomic DNA calibration standard
- Species: Mycoplasma synoviae
- Genome copies: 10^8 per vial
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