Description
Taq polymerase with green buffer x-VITA is a recombinant, purified, versatile and thermostable enzyme produced in an Escherichia coli strain carrying the cloned pol gene from Thermus aquaticus. The accompanying 10× green buffer contains an agarose loading formulation with two tracking dyes and a density agent that simplifies sample loading into agarose wells. The blue dye migrates with DNA fragments between 3 and 5 kb in 1 % agarose gel, while the yellow dye migrates faster than fragments of about 10 bp under the same conditions, enabling visual monitoring of electrophoresis progress. Supplied as a 500-piece pack with a net weight of 0,050 kg and a packaging volume of 0,001 m³, the set streamlines PCR setup and direct gel loading. This x-VITA combination from manufacturer Labbox is suited to routine amplification followed by immediate agarose analysis without separate loading-dye addition. Product type GQUENCE positions it among PCR reagents for sequence-oriented laboratory work. The dual-dye green buffer supports clear visual tracking from pipetting through separation, helping laboratories maintain efficient workflows from reaction assembly to fragment inspection.
This article is part of Enzymes & substrates, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 pcs
- Storage temperature: -4 °C
- Product type: GQUENCE
- EAN: 8434868093850
- Technical Information Sheet:
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