Advantages at a glance
- stable at RT (+15 to +30°C) for at least 2 weeks
- high product yield
- processes up to >7kb
- extension rate: 2-4kb/min at 72°C
- extra addition of A
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Product information "Taq DNA Polymerase E (high efficiency)"
High-quality Taq DNA Polymerase from Genaxxon is a highly processive 5' - 3' DNA Polymerase, lacking 3' - 5' exonuclease activity. The high processivity and fidelity of Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase allows amplification of DNA fragment of >7 kb. Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase is delivered with 10X reaction buffer and separate MgCL2.The enzyme is delivered with our buffer component 'Buffer-E'. The buffer is optimised for high yield amplification of DNA-templates. Our complete buffer contains 25mM MgCl2.
Taq DNA Polymerase test sample available! No shipping costs within Germany.
With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100 and M3015.0250) or Mix (M3016.1010) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional high quality products for your PCR.
Product Specifications
Concentration: 5 units/µL
Substrate analogs: dNTP, ddNTP, fluorescent dNTP/ddNTP
Extension rate: 2-4 kb/min. at 72°C
Half-life: 20min. at 95°C, 60min. at 94°C
5’-3’ exonuclease activity: Yes
Extra addition of A: Yes
3’-5’ exonuclease activity: No
Nuclease contamination: No
Protease contamination: No
RNase contamination: No
Self-priming activity: No
Application:
DNA polymerase to be used for standard PCR applications.Units:
One unit is defined as the amount of enzyme which will convert 10 nmoles of dNTPs to an acid-insoluble form in 30 min at 72°C under the assay conditions (25 mM TAPS (tris-(hydroxymethyl)-methyl-amino-propanesulfonic acid, sodium salt) pH 9.3 (25°C), 50 mMSource:
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For every template/primer pair, the optimal reaction conditions have to be evaluated empirically, changing the primer/template
ratio, the ionic strength (with MgSO4) and the cycle parameters (time and temperatures).
DNA Template
Amplification of templates with high GC content, strong secondary structure, low concentrations, or which produce products greater than 5 kb, may require adaptation of the following parameters:
- Use high quality, purified DNA templates.
- Approximately 10E4 copies of target DNA are required to detect product in 25-30 PCR cycles.
- Use 1pg–1ng of plasmid or viral templates.
- Use 1ng–1µg of genomic templates.
- Higher DNA concentrations decrease amplicon specificity (i.e., extra bands are more likely), particularly when a large number of cycles are employed.
- Use the higher DNA concentrations when fewer cycles are desired (e.g. to increase fidelity).
- Generally 20-30 nucleotides in length.
- Ideal GC content is 40-60%.
- Space GC residues evenly within the primer.
- Primer pairs should have Tms within 5°C of each other.
- Avoid secondary structure (i.e., hairpins) within each primer and potential dimerization between the primers present.
- When engineering sites into the end of primers, 4-6 extra bases should be added 5´ to the site.
- Final concentration should be 0.05-1 µM, typically 0.1-0.5 µM of each primer.
- Higher concentrations may increase secondary priming and create spurious amplification products.
Magnesium Concentration
- 1.5-2.0 mM is optimal for Taq DNA Polymerase, but the ideal concentration depends on template, buffer, DNA and dNTPs (each has the potential to chelate magnesium).
- If [Mg2+] is too low, no PCR product will be seen.
- If [Mg2+] is too high, undesired PCR products may be seen.
Deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs) >
- Typical concentration is 200 µM of each dNTP.
- 50-100 µM enhances fidelity of polymerization, but reduces yields.
- Higher concentrations increase yields particularly in long PCR, but can reduce fidelity.
DNA Polymerase
- The choice of the correct polymerase depends among other things on the purpose as well as on the template used (standard PCR: Taq DNA Polymerase S > with high accuracy, Taq Polymerase E > with high yield; master mixes: Standard PCR master mix > or RedMasterMix > with red dye).
- For multiplex PCR, there exist special multiplex master mixes >.
- Hot start applications are recommended to increase specificity or if you use difficult templates. For this purpose there exist special Hot Start Polymerases >.
- For PCRs for the purpose of cloning or other procedures requiring a low error rate, there are thermostable high fidelity proofing polymerases such as Pfunds >, ExactRun >, ReproFast >, or ReproHot (KOD) Proofreading Polymerase >. These enzymes make far fewer errors during amplification and increase the chances of an amplicon without mistakes.
- For genotyping and other applications where a high discrimination rate is required, there is a new highly selective DNA polymerase, SNP Pol DNA Polymerase >. It specifically distinguishes mismatched primer-template complexes and ony produces specific amplicons in case of perfectly matched primer pairs.
- For the real-time quantitative PCR > there exist highly specialized qPCR master mixes. Hereby, the choice of the correct master mix depends on the qPCR device you are using. It is important to determine whether and how much ROX should be contained in the qPCR master mix and whether it should be a qPCR green master mix with green fluorescent dye > or a qPCR probe master mix > without a fluorescent dye. A new lyophilized qPCR probe master mix in beads format, which is stable at room temperature, is available from Genaxxon (LyoBalls >).
- The amount of DNA polymerase used in the PCR reaction can significantly influence the PCR result (use 1.25-1.5 units Taq Polymerase > for a 50μL volume).
General Guidelines
Annealing Temperature and Duration
- Match the Tms within 5°C of each other.
- Typical annealing temperatures are 5°C below the lowest primer's Tm and often fall in the range of 50-60°C.
- Test higher annealing temperatures if spurious amplification products are observed.
- Typical annealing times are 15-30 seconds.
Extension Time
- Amplicon extension is typically performed at 72°C. However, for some templates, particularly those with challenging sequence compositions, it may be beneficial to reduce the extension temperature to 68°C.
- As a general guideline, standard Taq DNA polymerases require approximately 1 minute of extension time per 1,000 base pairs at 72°C (e.g., 2 minutes for a 2 kb amplicon or 3 minutes for a 3 kb amplicon).
- For PCR products smaller than 1 kb, extension times of 45–60 seconds are usually sufficient, with 45 seconds generally being adequate for amplicons well below 1 kb.
- For PCR products longer than 3 kb or protocols involving more than 30 amplification cycles, longer extension times may be required. Therefore, extension conditions should be optimized when amplifying long targets or when using high cycle numbers.
Templates with high GC content, pronounced secondary structures, low template concentrations, or amplicons larger than 5 kb often require further optimization of PCR conditions. In such cases, increasing the denaturation temperature during cycling to 95°C may improve amplification by promoting more complete strand separation. Typically, a denaturation step of 15–30 seconds at 95°C per cycle is recommended. However, it should be noted that the stability of Taq DNA polymerase decreases as the temperature increases, and its half-life declines significantly at temperatures above 94°C. Whether a higher denaturation temperature improves PCR performance depends on the specific template and should therefore be determined experimentally.
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Deoxynucleotide (dNTP) Solution Mix as an equimolar solution of ultrapure, HPLC purified (>99%) dATP, dCTP, dGTP and dTTP for qPCR, RT-PCR, standard PCR, and Klenow reactions. The Genaxxon dNTP solutions are optimized for use in DNA amplification and other related methods. The Genaxxon dNTPs and dNTP-mixes contain no measurable bacterial or human DNA. For long term storage and/or for repeated use we do recommend to aliquot the stock solutions. Mixture of dNTP sodium salts (dATP, dCTP, dGTP und dTTP) Concentration: 10 mM each nucleotide Please have also a look on our broad range of nucleotides especially the dNTP mix withv2 mM dNTP mix , our dNTP set, or modified nucleotides, e.g. Biotin-11-dUTP. You can get additional products for your successful PCR as our Taq DNA Polymerse (M3001), or our proof-reading polymerases Pfu (M3004), Pwo (M3002) and ReproFast (M3003), as well as the ready-to-use RedMastermix (M3029), already including dNTPs.
Loading buffer I Fluoro is a fluorescent reagent that produces instant visualization of DNA bands upon blue light or UV illumination of agarose gels. Supplied in 6X DNA Loading Buffer, Loading buffer I Fluoro is used to prepare DNA markers or samples for loading on agarose or polyacrylamide gels. Loading buffer I Fluoro is the sensitive staining reagent available for detecting the double-stranded DNA (dsDNA). It contains three tracking dyes (bromophenol blue, xylene cyanol FF, and orange G) for visually tracking the DNA migration during the electrophoresis plus an additional fluorescence dye for detection of DNA bands without an additional staining of the gel. Please note: DNA Loading Buffer I Fluoro does show a small excitation peak in the UV range, but fluorescence is significantly stronger under blue light excitation (ca. 490nm). We therefore recommend using blue light to achieve the best possible results.
Highly pure, HPLC purified dNTPs (>99%) delivered as a 2 mM solution of dATP, dCTP, dGTP and dTTP for use in qPCR, standard PCR, RT-PCR and Klenow reactions. Use 5 µL of Mix for PCR in 50µL reaction volume.The Genaxxon dNTP mix is optimized for its use in DNA polymerisation and related methods. Our dNTPs contain no measurable bacterial or human DNA. For storage for a prolonged periode of time we recommend to prepare small aliquots, especially in case of rare use. Mixture of dNTP sodium salt solutions (dATP, dCTP, dGTP und dTTP) Concentration: 2 mM of ach nucleotide Please have also a look on our broad range of nucleotides especially the dNTP mix with 10 mM dNTP mix, our dNTP set , or modified nucleotides, e.g. Biotin-11-dUTP. You can get additional products for your successful PCR as our Taq DNA Polymerse (M3001), or our proof-reading polymerases Pfu (M3004), Pwo (M3002) and ReproFast (M3003), as well as the ready-to-use RedMastermix (M3029), already including dNTPs.
Gel Loading Dye I 6X is a loading buffer for DNA application on gels. Buffer contains Glycerol, EDTA, Bromophenol Blue and Xylene cyanol. Genaxxon 6X DNA Loading Dye is used to prepare DNA markers and samples for loading on agarose or polyacrylamide gels. It contains two different dyes (bromophenol blue and xylene cyanol FF) for visual tracking of DNA migration during electrophoresis.
DNA 6X Loading buffer is a special loading buffer for DNA application on gels that enables viusalization of DNA bands smaller than 100 bp without problems. Buffer contains Glycerol, EDTA, Orange G. The special dye gives the opportunity to detect even DNA bands running below 65 bp. Other loading dye: M3308 and PCR dye: M3309.
Coral Red Buffer is a 10-time dye solution as supplement for PCR buffers. This additive contains Glycerol, EDTA, a red and a yellow dye. 5µL of this solution are added to 45µL of the PCR assay before the PCR reaction to stain it red. An alternative to this product is the Genaxxon bioscience ready-to-use RedMastermix M3029. The RedMastermix contains all incredients necessary for PCR including a red dye that enables to control the different pipetting steps.
Highly pure, HPLC purified (>99%) dNTPs packaged as 4 separate 100mM solutions of dATP, dCTP, dGTP and dTTP for qPCR, RT-PCR, standard PCR, and Klenow reactions. Genaxxon’s dNTP solutions have been optimized for use in DNA amplification and other related methods. Genaxxon dNTPs contain no measurable bacterial or human DNA. For long term storage and/or for repeated use, our recommendation is to aliquot the stock solutions. Solutions of dNTP sodium salts (dATP, dCTP, dGTP und dTTP) Concentration: 100 mM each nucleotide Please have also a look on our broad range of nucleotides especially the dNTP mixes with 2 mM or 10 mM or the modified nucleotides, e.g. Biotin-11-dUTP. You can get additional products for your successful PCR as our Taq DNA Polymerse (M3001), or our proof-reading polymerases Pfu (M3004), Pwo (M3002) and ReproFast (M3003) as well as the ready-to-use RedMastermix (M3029), already including dNTPs.
Our DNA marker GenLadder 100 bp Plus with loading dye is an ideal tool to determine the size of double stranded DNA in the range of 100 - 3000 bp. The additional bands at 1.5kbp and 3.0kbp allow to assign additional DNA fragment sizes in the range up to 3000 bp without using an additional 1kbp DNA marker. The Gene Ladder 100 bp Plus consists of 12 fragments in sizes between 100 - 1000bp spaced 100bp apart. In addition, there are further bands at 1500bp and 3000bp. The 500bp and 1500bp fragment show stronger intensity to allow easier identification. All fragments are 'blunt-ended'. The GenLadder can be directly labeled at the 5'-end with radioisotopes using T4 polynucleotide Kinase for visualisation by autoradiography. Fragment sizes (in base pairs): 3000 bp (40ng/5µL), 2x 1500 bp (70ng/5µL), 1000 bp (50ng/5µL), 900 bp (40ng/5µL), 800 bp (40ng/5µL), 700 bp (30ng/5µL), 600 bp (30ng/5µL), 2x 500 bp (90ng/5µL), 400 bp (40ng/5µL), 300 bp (30ng/5µL), 200 bp (40ng/5µL), 100 bp (40ng/5µL). The DNA marker is already dissolved in buffer containing orange G and Xylene cyanol FF as tracking dyes. The total concentration of the DNA-Marker is 0.1µg/µL (108µg/mL). The recommended amount of DNA marker per lane is 0,5μg (5µL). GenLadder DNA ladders are available in a ready-to-use format (premixed with 6X DNA Loading Dye): M3094 (GenLadder 1kbp extended up to 25 kbp ready-to-use) > and M3328 (GenLadder 1kbp ready-to-use) > or our ready-to-use premix M3072 (GenLadder 50bp) > with 6X Orange DNA Loading Dye. The DNA Gel Loading Dyes can also be ordered separately: M3308 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Bromophenol and Xylene Cyanol FF) >, M3321 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Orange G) >.
The GenLadder 1kb (ready-to-use) 250bp - 10kbp-ladder is the ideal DNA size marker for fragment sizes from 250 - 10000bp. All bands light up to the same intensity except the 1000 bp and the 3000 bp band which are twice as bright for better orientation. Each band has been calibrated with respect to base pair size and DNA quantity. Thus, an accurate determination of product size and DNA concentration is possible. No ambiguous bands are visible. The GenLadder 250bp - 10kb can be directly labeled at the 5'-end with radioisotopes using T4 polynucleotide Kinase for visualisation by autoradiography. The DNA is already dissolved in buffer with 6X loading dye ready to use. Fragment sizes and amount of DNA per band: 10000bp ( 28ng/5µL), 8000bp (28ng/5µL), 6000bp (28ng/5µL), 5000bp (28ng/5µL), 4000bp ( 18ng/5µL), 2x3000bp (92ng/5µL), 2500bp (34ng/5µL), 2000bp (34ng/5µL), 1500bp (20ng/5µL), 2x1000bp (92ng/5µL), 750bp (23ng/5µL), 500bp (30ng/5µL), 250bp (45ng/5µL). GenLadder DNA ladders are available in a ready-to-use format (premixed with 6X DNA Loading Dye): M3094 (GenLadder 1kbp extended up to 25 kbp ready-to-use) > and M3328 (GenLadder 1kbp ready-to-use) > or our ready-to-use premix M3072 (GenLadder 50bp) > with 6X Orange DNA Loading Dye. The DNA Gel Loading Dyes can also be ordered separately: M3308 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Bromophenol and Xylene Cyanol FF) >, M3321 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Orange G) >.
The GenLadder 100 bp Plus with gel staining dye and loading dye - ready-to-use is an innovation for high throughput approaches or colony screenings! Ideally suited to determine the size of double-stranded DNA between 100 and 1000 base pairs. The additional bands at 1.5kbp and 3.0kbp allow DNA sizes in this range to be assigned without having to use an additional 1kbp DNA marker. At the same time, the mixture also contains a fluorescent gel staining dye detectable with blue light (ca. 490nm excitation). Additional staining (pre- or post staining) or the addition of fluorescent dye prior to application is thus unnecessary and saves an additional pipetting step. This DNA ladder is an ideal match for our Red MasterMix Fluoro 2X, which also contains the gel staining dye. Together the ideal pair for Colony Screens! The Gene Ladder 100 bp Plus consists of 12 fragments in sizes between 100 - 1000bp spaced 100bp apart. In addition, there are further bands at 1500bp and 3000bp. The 500bp and 1500bp fragment show stronger intensity to allow easier identification. All fragments are 'blunt-ended'. The GenLadder can be directly labeled at the 5'-end with radioisotopes using T4 polynucleotide Kinase for visualisation by autoradiography. Fragment sizes (in base pairs): 3000 bp (40ng/6µL), 2x 1500 bp (70ng/6µL), 1000 bp (50ng/6µL), 900 bp (40ng/6µL), 800 bp (40ng/6µL), 700 bp (30ng/6µL), 600 bp (30ng/6µL), 2x 500 bp (90ng/6µL), 400 bp (40ng/6µL), 300 bp (30ng/6µL), 200 bp (40ng/6µL), 100 bp (40ng/6µL). The DNA marker is already dissolved in buffer containing orange G and Xylene cyanol FF as tracking dyes. The total concentration of the DNA-Marker is 90 µg/mL. The recommended amount of DNA marker per lane is 0,5μg (6µL).Please note: The included dye does show a small excitation peak in the UV range, but fluorescence is significantly stronger under blue light excitation. We therefore recommend using blue light to achieve the best possible results. GenLadder DNA ladders are available in a ready-to-use format (premixed with 6X DNA Loading Dye): M3084 (GenLadder 1kbp extended up to 25 kbp ready-to-use) > and M3328 (GenLadder 1kbp ready-to-use) > or our ready-to-use premix M3072 (GenLadder 50bp) > with 6X Orange DNA Loading Dye. The DNA Gel Loading Dyes can also be ordered separately: M3308 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Bromophenol and Xylene Cyanol FF) >, M3321 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Orange G) >.
With the synthetic GenLadder XLarge, even larger plasmid insertions and vector plasmids can be determined clearly and precisely in size by gel electrophoresis in the range of 250 - 25000 base pairs after restriction digests. The Genaxxon GenLadder XLarge shows 14 bands. The approximate mass of the DNA in each band is given for a 5µL load (0.52µg/lane). Additionally the 1000 bp and 3000 bp are intensified for better and faster orientation in 1.0 - 1.5% agarose gels. Please avoid repeated freez-thaw cycles. We recommend to portion the product into smaller aliquots. Source: PCR products and double-stranded DNA digested with appropriate restriction enzymes, are phenol extracted and equilibrated to 10mM Tris-HCl (pH8.0) and 10mM EDTA. GenLadder DNA ladders are available in a ready-to-use format (premixed with 6X DNA Loading Dye): M3094 (GenLadder 1kbp extended up to 25 kbp ready-to-use) > and M3328 (GenLadder 1kbp ready-to-use) > or our ready-to-use premix M3072 (GenLadder 50bp) > with 6X Orange DNA Loading Dye. The DNA Gel Loading Dyes can also be ordered separately: M3308 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Bromophenol and Xylene Cyanol FF) >, M3321 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Orange G) >.
Sterile distilled water free of DNAses, Rnases and Proteinases. Water treated with DEPC to ensure absence of Rnase. For that reason this water is especially suited for RT-PCR or other molecular biology application where 100% absence of RNAse is necessary (resuspension of DNA, dilution of enzymes, etc.). Genaxxon offers different grades of nuclease free water: sterile, Diethylpyrocarbonate (DEPC) treated water (M6082 >) and nuclease free water (not DEPC treated) (M6340 >).
The GenLadder 50bp (ready-to-use) is an ideal DNA size marker for fragment sizes from 50 - 1500bp. The bands at 200bp, 500bp and 1200bp bands light up more intensive for better orientation. Each band has been calibrated with respect to base pair size. Thus, an accurate determination of product size is possible. No ambiguous bands are visible. Band sizes: 50 (ca. 30ng/5µL), 100 (ca. 27ng/5µL), 150 (ca. 30ng/5µL), 200 (2x) (ca. 67ng/5µL), 250 (ca. 25ng/5µL), 300 (ca. 20ng/5µL), 350 (ca. 18ng/5µL), 400 (ca. 27ng/5µL), 450 (ca. 23ng/5µL), 500 (2x) (ca. 67ng/5µL), 600 (ca. 20ng/5µL), 700 (ca. 23ng/5µL), 800 (ca. 27ng/5µL), 900 (ca. 30ng/5µL), 1000 (ca. 33ng/5µL), 1200 (2X) (ca. 70ng/5µL) and 1500bp (ca. 40ng/5µL). GenLadder 50bp is already dissolved in loading buffer with tracking dye (Orange G) that does not overlab with bands in the range between 500bp and and smaller. GenLadder DNA ladders are available in a ready-to-use format (premixed with 6X DNA Loading Dye): M3094 (GenLadder 1kbp extended up to 25 kbp ready-to-use) > and M3328 (GenLadder 1kbp ready-to-use) > or our ready-to-use premix M3072 (GenLadder 50bp) > with 6X Orange DNA Loading Dye. The DNA Gel Loading Dyes can also be ordered separately: M3308 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Bromophenol and Xylene Cyanol FF) >, M3321 (DNA Gel Loading Dye with Orange G) >.
Deoxyuridine 5'-triphosphate, tetrasodium salt (dUTP) of purity >99% (HPLC). dUTP may be used in place of dTTP in PCR and RT-PCR protocols to prevent carryover from previous amplifications. Product has been tested for PCR products of length up to 8kb (Taq DNA polymerase) and 0.8kb (Pfu DNA polymerase). The substitution of dTTP for dUTP in PCR results in uracil-containing PCR products that are suitable for most standard applications. The enzyme Uracil-DNA-Glycosylase, UDG >, can be added to a PCR premix to excise uracil from any contaminating PCR product, thereby preventing false positives. Genaxxon offers also PCR dNTP-Mix 10 mM >, unser dNTP-Set as 4 x 100 mM solution > or modified nucleotides as Biotin-11-dUTP >. For your successful PCR you will find different enzymes or PCR master mixes: Taq DNA Polymerse (M3001) >, Proof-Reading Polymerases Pfu (M3004) >, Pwo (M3002) > and ReproFast (M3003) >, as well as our ready-to-use RedMastermix (M3029) >, containing dNTPs already.
Agarose LM is the original low melting agarose. This "molecular biology grade" agarose gives gels with better properties and higher transparency than the standard normal melting point agarose. The agarose is equivalent to SeaPlaque™ from Lonza. Agarose LM is a low melting agarose with a very high separation capacity for large DNA fragments (>1000 bp), RNA and proteins. Enzymatic manipulations (eg, digestion, ligation, PCR, etc.) can be performed in the molten gel. Extraction of the DNA is therefore not necessary. Low melting Agarose LM is excellently suited for digestion with β-agarase (S5223). Large DNA fragments can be isolated very gently. The low melting agarose LM is used in the analytical and preparative field. For optimal results, the gel should be stored for at least 1 hour before use at +2°C to +8°C. Genaxxon offers agaroses for a wide variety of applications. There are agaroses with different melting points or with normal or high-resolution separation properties of DNA fragments. Standard melting point agarose M3044 with standard resolution used in routine DNA electrophoresis for separation of a wide range of DNA fragments from 50bp up to 20kbp. This agarose is available as powder (Standard Agarose LE (M3044 >)) or as high-quality, multi-purpose tablets (M3054 >) available in blister packaging in 200 or 1,000 tablet quantities. These are compact, pre-weight and therefore easy-to-use. Low melting/gelling temperature agarose recommended for rapid DNA gel extraction with the agarose-digesting enzyme, Agarase, as well as for “in-gel’ DNA treatment with enzymes or for bacterial transformation with nucleic acids directly after re-melting the gel. High resolution agarose (normal melting or low melting) for high resolution elektrophoresis to differentiate DNA fragments with only 2 bp size difference: M3046 Agarose Tiny > (low melt, high resolution comparable to NuSieve®), or M3047 Agarose Tiny HT > (high gel strength, high resolution comparable to SeaKem®). For the nontoxic staining of nucleic acids in agarose gels the highly sensitive fluorescent dye SafeGel red stain (M3193) or SafeGel green stain (M3191) is recommended.
Agarose LE is a standard agarose for the separation of DNA in the size range between 100bp and 25kbp. It is suitable for all analytical and preparative electrophoresis of nucleic acids in routine gel electrophoresis. Depending on the concentration of Agarose LE used, the size range of nucleic acid separation will vary between 100bp and 25kbp. The low EEO makes this useful for a broad range of applications: PCR product analysis, restriction enzyme digest analysis, separation of RNA before blotting, etc. This agarose is comparable with, e.g. Agarose BioRagent, low EEO from Sigma or with the Universal-Agarose, peqGOLD from Peqlab. Free Taq DNA Polymerase test sample available! No shipping costs within Germany. Genaxxon offers Agaroses for different purposes. Two melting point options and normal or high resolution separation of DNA fragments are available. Standard normal melting agarose M3044 with standard resolution used in routine DNA electrophoresis for separation of a wide range of DNA fragments from 100bp up to 25kbp. This agarose is available as powder (M3044 Agarose LE >) or as high-quality, multi-purpose tablets (M3054 >) available in blister packaging in 200 or 1,000 tablet quantities. They are compact, pre-weight and therefore easy-to-use. Low melting/gelling temperature agarose recommended for rapid DNA gel extraction with the agarose-digesting enzyme, agarase, as well as for "in-gel" DNA treatment with enzymes or for bacterial transformation with nucleic acids directly after re-melting the gel. High resolution agarose (normal melting or low melting) for high resolution elektrophoresis to differentiate DNA fragments with only 2 bp size difference: M3046 Agarose Tiny > (low melt, high resolution comparable to NuSieve®), or M3047 Agarose Tiny HT > (high gel strength, high resolution comparable to SeaKem®). For the nontoxic staining of nucleic acids in agarose gels the highly sensitive fluorescent dye SafeGel red stain (M3193) or SafeGel green stain (M3191) is recommended.
Agarose Tiny is a low-melting high resolution agarose that is suitable for molecular biology applications and produces gels with better separation properties and greater clarity than standard agarose. It is very transparent even at high gel concentrations (3.0 - 4.5%) and can be used with all buffer systems. The low melting temperature makes Agarose Tiny ideal for preparative DNA and RNA electrophoresis, while the low gelling temperature is ideal for tissue culture cell cloning experiments and viral plaque assays. In addition to the above mentioned properties, Agarose Tiny can also be used for high-resolution (2 bp) gel electrophoresis in the range from 10 to 500 bp. Example: PCR products or small DNA fragments after restriction digestion or in mutation analyses. Features:Like Lonza's SeaPlaque™, Agarose Tiny has a low melting point (<64°C, 3.0% gel) and gel point (<25°C, 3.0% gel) and low DNA-binding capacity. Their use is particularly recommended for preparative RNA and DNA gels. Genaxxon offers Agaroses for different purposes. Two melting point options and normal or high resolution separation of DNA fragments are available. Standard agarose high melting point agarose M3044 with standard resolution used in routine DNA electrophoresis for separation of a wide range of DNA fragments from 50bp up to 20kbp. This agarose is available as powder (M3044 Agarose LE >) or as high-quality, multi-purpose tablets (M3054 >) available in blister packaging in 200 or 1,000 tablet quantities. These are compact, pre-weight and therefore easy-to-use. Low melting/gelling temperature agarose recommended for rapid DNA gel extraction with the agarose-digesting enzyme, Agarase, as well as for “in-gel’ DNA treatment with enzymes or for bacterial transformation with nucleic acids directly after re-melting the gel. High resolution agarose (normal melting or low melting) for high resolution elektrophoresis to differentiate DNA fragments with only 2 bp size difference: M3046 Agarose Tiny > (low melt, high resolution comparable to NuSieve®), or M3047 Agarose Tiny HT > (high gel strength, high resolution comparable to SeaKem®). For the nontoxic staining of nucleic acids in agarose gels the highly sensitive fluorescent dye SafeGel red stain (M3193) or SafeGel green stain (M3191) is recommended.Recommended for the following applications:- RFLP (Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism - AMPFLP (Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism) - HVR (Hyper-Variable Regionen) - VNTR (Variable Numbers of Tandem Repeats) - STR (Short Tandem Repeats) - Tri und Tetra Nukleotid repeats
SafeGel green stain is an ultra sensitive, extremely stable fluorescent dye designed to replace the toxic and possibly mutagenic ethidium bromide (EtBr) for staining dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in agarose gels or polyacrylamide gels. SafeGel green stain is far more sensitive than EtBr without requiring a destaining step. SafeGel green stain is far less toxic and mutagenic compared to EtBr while both show virtually the same UV-spectra, so you can directly replace EtBr with SafeGel green stain without changing your existing imaging system. SafeGel can be used to stain dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in agarose gel via either precast or post gel staining. SafeGel can also be used to stain dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in polyacrylamide gel via post gel staining. SafeGel is also compatible with downstream DNA manipulations such as digestion with a restriction enzyme, Southern blotting techniques and clonings. A series of safety tests has confirmed that SafeGel is noncytotoxic, nonmutagenic and nonhazardous even at concentrations above the working concentrations used in gel staining. As a result, SafeGel can be safely disposed in regular trash, providing convenience and reducing cost in waste disposal. This fluorescent dye is supplied as a 10,000X solution in water. For customers who look for large pack size, we offer a cost-saving bulk pack size of 2mL, 5mL or 10mL (M3193.1010). For high-class agarose gels we offer the Genaxxon standard agarose LE > or our speciality agaroses for high resolution Tiny (M3046) > and Tiny HT (M3047) >.
SafeGel red stain is an ultra sensitive, extremely stable fluorescent dye designed to replace the toxic and possibly mutagenic ethidium bromide (EtBr) for staining dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in agarose gels or polyacrylamide gels. SafeGel red stain is far more sensitive than EtBr without requiring a destaining step. SafeGel red stain is far less toxic and mutagenic compared to EtBr while both show virtually the same UV-spectra, so you can directly replace EtBr with SafeGel red stain without changing your existing imaging system. SafeGel can be used to stain dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in agarose gel via either precast or post gel staining. SafeGel can also be used to stain dsDNA, ssDNA or RNA in polyacrylamide gel via post gel staining. SafeGel is also compatible with downstream DNA manipulations such as digestion with a restriction enzyme, Southern blotting techniques and clonings. A series of safety tests has confirmed that SafeGel is noncytotoxic, nonmutagenic and nonhazardous even at concentrations above the working concentrations used in gel staining. As a result, SafeGel can be safely disposed in regular trash, providing convenience and reducing cost in waste disposal. This fluorescent dye is supplied as a 10,000X solution in water. For customers who look for large pack size, we offer a cost-saving bulk pack size of 2mL, 5mL or 10mL (M3193.1010). Read in our blog why you should use Genaxxon's SafeGel now. For high-class agarose gels we offer the Genaxxon standard agarose LE > or our speciality agaroses for high resolution Tiny (M3046) > and Tiny HT (M3047) >.
Our Agarose Tiny HT is a high resolution (+/-2 bp), normal melting agarose for fine resolution of small DNA fragments in the 20 bp to 1500 bp range. It can be used for genotyping, allele sizing and short tandem repeat analysis. Agarose Tiny works as a molecular screen and has twice the resolution of the finest sieving agaroses. It can discriminate between fragments which differ by only 2-4 bp in length and thus, is able to compete with acrylamide gels, being much easier to handle as the latter. Agarose Tiny HT 2% to 4% gels give similar results to Polyacrylamide 6% to 8% gels. For efficient resolution, the concentration of Agarose Tiny HT should be adjusted according to the range of band sizes analyzed, and the gel running buffer used (TAE or TBE). Genaxxon offers Agaroses for different purposes. Two melting point options and normal or high resolution separation of DNA fragments are available.Standard agarose high melting point agarose M3044 with standard resolution used in routine DNA electrophoresis for separation of a wide range of DNA fragments from 50bp up to 20kbp. This agarose is available as powder (M3044 Agarose LE >) or as high-quality, multi-purpose tablets (M3054 >) available in blister packaging in 200 or 1,000 tablet quantities. These are compact, pre-weight and therefore easy-to-use. Low melting/gelling temperature agarose recommended for rapid DNA gel extraction with the agarose-digesting enzyme, Agarase, as well as for “in-gel’ DNA treatment with enzymes or for bacterial transformation with nucleic acids directly after re-melting the gel. High resolution agarose (normal melting or low melting) for high resolution elektrophoresis to differentiate DNA fragments with only 2 bp size difference: M3046 Agarose Tiny > (low melt, high resolution comparable to NuSieve®), or M3047 Agarose Tiny HT > (high gel strength, high resolution comparable to SeaKem®). For the nontoxic staining of nucleic acids in agarose gels the highly sensitive fluorescent dye SafeGel red stain (M3193) or SafeGel green stain (M3191) is recommended.
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The High-Fidelity Pwo proofreading DNA polymerase from Genaxxon bioscience is a thermostable, highly processive enzyme possessing 5'-3' DNA polymerase with additional 3'-5' proofreading exonuclease activity, which enables the correction of nucleotide incorporation errors. It has no 5'→3' exonuclease activity. The High-Fidelity Pwo DNA polymerase is a recombinant form of the hyperthermophilic archaebacteria Pyrococcus woesei. Pwo proofreading DNA polymerase shows an increased thermostability and a 10-times higher accuracy compared to Taq DNA polymerase. A mixture of Taq DNA Polymerase and Pwo DNA polymerase provides more robust synthesis of longer amplification products (Barnes, 1994. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91:2216-2220). Test sample available at a special price! The test sample price will be refunded on the first official order of the product. Features: 10-times higher accuracy compared to Taq DNA polymerase High-Fidelity polymerase Proofreading function (3' - 5' exonuclease activity) High thermo stability Generates blunt-end PCR products Generates PCR products for cloning and expression More High-Fidelity Proofreading Polymerases from Genaxxon bioscience:- M3003 ReproFast Proofreading Polymerase- M3004 Pfu Proofreading Polymerase- M3012 ReproHot (KOD) Proofreading Polymerase - AQ97 High Fidelity proofreading Polymerase With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015) or Mix (M3016) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional products for your PCR.
ReproFast DNA Polymerase – Maximum Reliability for Your Standard PCRs ReproFast DNA Polymerase – the robust all-round solution for efficient and precise amplification in your daily laboratory workflows. This innovative blend of classic Taq DNA polymerase and a proofreading polymerase in a finely tuned buffer delivers superior results across nearly all standard PCR applications – with minimal optimization effort. ReproFast reliably handles standard PCRs up to 5 kb from human genomic DNA and up to 7 kb from lambda DNA with consistently high yield. Save time and reduce costs: uniform reaction conditions cover a broad range of template types, from routine assays to challenging targets. The All-Round Polymerase – Key Advantages Perfect balance: Taq for power and proofreading for accuracy – the ideal combination of speed, yield, and fidelity Universally applicable: Optimized buffer for diverse standard PCR applications, even with varying templates Proven performance: Up to 5 kb (human gDNA) / 7 kb (lambda DNA) – validated in routine and research workflows Workflow boost: Fewer enzymes, less optimization, more results Practical Benefits for the Laboratory Streamlined PCR setups for cloning, genotyping, and screening High reproducibility for service laboratories and high-throughput applications A single enzyme reduces storage needs and workflow complexity – a smart choice for efficient lab work Extended Options Hot Start PCR: Available as Hot-Start version (ReproHot Proofreading Polymerase, M3012) : increased specificity, room-temperature setup, and immediate start without activation – ideal for sensitive reactions. With ReproFast DNA Polymerase, you have a universal enzyme covering a wide range of applications – powerful, reliable, and efficient. More High-Fidelity Proofreading Polymerases from Genaxxon bioscience: - M3002 Pwo Proofreading Polymerase- M3004 Pfu Proofreading Polymerase- M3012 ReproHot (KOD) Proofreading Polymerase- AQ97 High Fidelity proofreading Polymerase With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015) or Mix (M3016) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional products for your PCR.
The High-Fidelity Pfu proofreading DNA polymerase from Genaxxon bioscience is a thermostable, highly processive enzyme possessing 5'-3' DNA polymerase with additional 3'-5' proofreading exonuclease activity, which enables the correction of nucleotide incorporation errors. It has no 5'→3' exonuclease activity. The High-Fidelity Pfu DNA polymerase is a recombinant form of the hyperthermophilic archaebacteria Pyrococcus furiosus (Pfu). Pfu proofreading DNA polymerase shows an increased thermostability and a 10-times higher accuracy compared to Taq DNA polymerase. A mixture of Taq DNA Polymerase and Pfu DNA polymerase provides more robust synthesis of longer amplification products (Barnes, 1994. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91:2216-2220). Test sample available at a special price! The test sample price will be refunded on the first official order of the product. Features: 10-times higher accuracy compared to Taq DNA polymerase High-Fidelity polymerase Proofreading function (3' - 5' exonuclease activity) High thermo stability Generates blunt-end PCR products Generates PCR products for cloning and expression More High-Fidelity Proofreading Polymerases from Genaxxon bioscience:- M3003 ReproFast Proofreading Polymerase- M3002 Pwo Proofreading Polymerase- M3012 ReproHot (KOD) Proofreading Polymerase - AQ97 High Fidelity proofreading Polymerase With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015) or Mix (M3016) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional products for your PCR.
High-quality Taq DNA Polymerase from Genaxxon is a highly processive 5' - 3' DNA Polymerase, lacking 3' - 5' exonuclease activity. The high processivity and fidelity of Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase allows amplification of DNA fragment of up to >7 kb. Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase is delivered with 10X reaction buffer and separate MgCL2.The enzyme is delivered with our buffer component 'Buffer-S'. The buffer is optimised for high specificity amplification of DNA-templates. Our complete buffer contains 15mM MgCl2. Free Taq DNA Polymerase test sample available!No shipping costs within Germany. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100 and M3015.0250) or Mix (M3016.1010) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional high quality products for your PCR.
High-quality Taq DNA Polymerase from Genaxxon is a highly processive 5' - 3' DNA Polymerase, lacking 3' - 5' exonuclease activity. The high processivity and fidelity of Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase allows amplification of DNA fragment of >7 kb. Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase is delivered with 10X reaction buffer and separate MgCL2.The enzyme is delivered with our buffer component 'Buffer-E'. The buffer is optimised for high yield amplification of DNA-templates. Our complete buffer contains 25mM MgCl2. Taq DNA Polymerase test sample available! No shipping costs within Germany. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100 and M3015.0250) or Mix (M3016.1010) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional high quality products for your PCR.
SuperHot Taq DNA Polymerase is a superior DNA Polymerase for Real Time PCR, Hot-Start PCR, low-copy number PCR, or PCR of difficult templates. The enzyme is developed to enhance the specificity, sensitivity and yield of DNA amplification. SuperHot Taq DNA polymerase is a chemicaly modified form of thermostable DNA polymerase Taq, which is activated by heat treatment. A chemical moiety is attached to the enzyme at the active site, which renders the enzyme inactive at room temperature. Thus, during setup and before the first PCR cycle, the enzyme is not active and misprimed primers are not extended. As a result specifity and efficiency are increased by far compared to standard Taq DNA polymerase. Additionally, difficult targets with high GC-content can be amplified. For realtime PCR Genaxxon offers specially optimized 2-times qPCR mastermix >, respective a special Multiplex-PCR mastermix >. Features of Genaxxons SuperHot DNA Polymerase chemically modified increased specifity increased sensitivity for difficult templates with high GC-content Please have also a look on our SuperHot Taq 2-times Mastermix >. Even more convenient than the SuperHot Taq. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100 and M3015.0250) > or Mix (M3016.1010) > or our DNA Ladders > and favourable standard agarose (M3044) > we can offer additional products for your PCR.
Genaxxon's FAST DNA polymerase is a robust enzyme, ideally suited for applications like genotyping and screening, amplifying with extreme speed of up to 2 seconds per 1kb, as well as high yield and consistency. FAST DNA polymerase has 5’-3’ exonuclease activity, but no 3’-5’ exonuclease (proofreading) activity. PCR products generated with this enzyme are A-tailed and can thus be cloned into TA cloning vectors. The extreme speed of Genaxxons' FAST DNA polymerase allows the use of an extension rate of 4-8 kb/min. Genaxxon's FAST DNA Polymerase is delivered with 5X reaction buffer already containing MgCL2, dNTPs, enhancers and stabilizers for an optimal PCR result. Genaxxon's FAST DNA polymerase is also available as a convenient 2x master mix (M3286), including an inert red tracking dye for electrophoresis, containing all required components for fast PCR, except specific primers. Example of a typical PCR protocol (graphical presentation)* Ta is the annealing temperature (Ta should be 2°C above Tm**) ** Tm is the melting temperature of a primer which is defined as the temperature at which 50% of the primer bind to the complementary sequence of the target DNA. Please note: By increasing Ta above Tm, this percentage decreases, however, primers will still anneal up to a certain degree and initiate extension. Therefore, PCR would still work with a Ta of several degrees higher than the Tm but with a dramatically reduced efficiency. Hence, we recommend optimizing the Ta by performing a temperature gradient (e.g., starting at the lowest Tm or a few degrees below and increasing with 2°C increments). *** Largest tested amplicon size: 5kb. Please note that longer extension times may be required for targets larger than 5kb!
Especially suitable for use in microbiology, the DNA free Taq Polymerase DF Taq S for high specificity is virtually free of foreign DNA. The special purification procedure guarantees DF Taq Polymerase free of any DNA impurities, especially free of DNA from the conservative region of the 16S ribosomal gene. DNA free DF Taq DNA Polymerase from Genaxxon is a highly processive 5' - 3' DNA Polymerase, lacking 3' - 5' exonuclease activity. The high processivity and fidelity of Genaxxon bioscience DNA free Taq Polymerase allows amplification of DNA fragments >7 kb. Genaxxon bioscience Taq Polymerase is delivered with 10X reaction buffer S and separate MgCl2. The buffer is optimised for high specificity amplification of DNA-templates. Our complete buffer S contains 15mM MgCl2. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100 and M3015.0250) or Mix (M3016.1010) or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) we can offer additional high quality products for your PCR.
Taq DNA Hot Start Polymerase with Aptamer technology. The specific aptamer inhibits DNA polymerase activity below temperatures of 50°C to 55°C, thus enabling hot start PCR. At higher temperatures, the aptamer falls off the active site of Taq polymerase. The Hot Start Taq Polymerase can be used like a normal Taq without having to lengthen the first denaturation step.The binding of aptamer and polymerase prevents the formation of primer-dimer constructs and other artefacts revealed by non-specific primer binding. Check also our SuperHot Mastermix with or without dye. With our high quality dNTPs as Set or Mix or our DNA Ladders and our favourable standard agarose we can offer additional products for your PCR.
AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase ist eine proofreading Polymerase mit hoher Amplifikationsgeschwindigkeit und sehr hoher Genauigkeit (>60-fach) gegenüber Taq DNA Polymerase. AQ97 ist ideal für schwierige Targets mit sehr niedrigem oder hohem GC-Gehalt geeignet. Neben diesen Eigenschaften zeichnet sich die AQ97 auch durch Ihre Eignung, lange Targets bis zu 18 kb, zu amplifizieren aus. Dies führt zu sehr genauen und zuverlässigen PCR-Ergebnissen. AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase besitzt sowohl eine 5'→3' DNA Polymerase-Aktivität als auch eine 3'→5' proofreading Exonuklease-Aktivität, die es dieser Polymerase ermöglicht, Basenpaar-Fehlpaarungen zu korrigieren. AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase ist ein fusionierter Proteinkomplex aus DNA-Polymerase mit einer prozessivitätssteigernden DNA-Bindungsdomäne. Neben einer sehr schnellen und robusten Amplifikation komplexer und langer Zielmoleküle zeichnet sich die AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase durch eine hohe Genauigkeit aus, was dazu führt, dass auch für lange Amplicons eine genaue Amplifikation gewährleistet ist. Dadurch eignet sich die AQ97 besonders für PCR-Experimente, die eine Amplifikation mit sehr niedrigen Fehlerraten erfordern, wie z. B. Klonen/Subklonen, NGS-Anwendungen, SNP-Analysen und Mutagenese. Eigenschaften: • High Fidelity: >60x Taq fidelity• High elongation rate: 10 sec/kb (bis 6000bp pro Minute)• Long range amplification: 18 kb for human gDNA• 5'-3' polymerase acitivity and 3'-5' exonuclease activity.• generates blund ends.Picture 1: Comparison figures of fidelity values for AQ97 DNA Polymerase, AccuPol DNA Polymerase, two well-recognized high fidelity DNA polymerases P and Q and Taq DNA Polymerase were determined through NGS-based analysis of nucleotide misincorporation during PCR. Initially, PCR amplification was performed on a ~ 200 bp synthetic DNA target, generating PCR products for each of the tested polymerases (using recommended setup conditions). Picture 2: Distribution of substitution errors. PCR was performed using Taq DNA Polymerase, AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase, high fidelity DNA Polymerase Q and high fidelity DNA Polymerase P. The PCR was followed by NGS sequencing of the PCR products. The number of substitutions at each PCR target position was calculated and plotted in diagram A. Substitutions include misincorporated nucleotides and deletions at each position. Non-polymerase errors are subtracted from the total number of errors to revel true polymerase errors. Non-polymerase errors include mutations caused by thermocycling-induced DNA damage, pre-NGS sample preparation and sequencing errors. In these diagrams the average number of substitutions for Taq DNA Polymerase (Taq average) and for AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase (AQ97 average) is also plotted. Diagram B magnifies the area near the detection limit, displaying more information about the number of substitutions for AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase, high fidelity DNA Polymerase Q and high fidelity DNA polymerase P. Click to enlarge diagrams.
AQ97 Hot Start High Fidelity DNA Polymerase ist eine proofreading Polymerase mit hoher Amplifikationsgeschwindigkeit und sehr hoher Genauigkeit (>60-fach) gegenüber Taq DNA Polymerase. AQ97 ist ideal für schwierige Targets mit sehr niedrigem oder hohem GC-Gehalt geeignet. Neben diesen Eigenschaften zeichnet sich die AQ97 auch durch Ihre Eignung, lange Targets bis zu 18 kb, zu amplifizieren aus. Dies führt zu sehr genauen und zuverlässigen PCR-Ergebnissen. AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase besitzt sowohl eine 5'→3' DNA Polymerase-Aktivität als auch eine 3'→5' proofreading Exonuklease-Aktivität, die es dieser Polymerase ermöglicht, Basenpaar-Fehlpaarungen zu korrigieren. AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase ist ein fusionierter Proteinkomplex aus DNA-Polymerase mit einer prozessivitätssteigernden DNA-Bindungsdomäne. Neben einer sehr schnellen und robusten Amplifikation komplexer und langer Zielmoleküle zeichnet sich die AQ97 High Fidelity DNA Polymerase durch eine hohe Genauigkeit aus, was dazu führt, dass auch für lange Amplicons eine genaue Amplifikation gewährleistet ist. Dadurch eignet sich die AQ97 besonders für PCR-Experimente, die eine Amplifikation mit sehr niedrigen Fehlerraten erfordern, wie z. B. Klonen/Subklonen, NGS-Anwendungen, SNP-Analysen und Mutagenese. Eigenschaften: • High Fidelity: >60x Taq fidelity• High elongation rate: 10 sec/kb (bis 6000bp per minute) • Built in hot start technology• Long range amplification: 18 kb for human gDNA• 5'-3' polymerase acitivity and 3'-5' exonuclease activity.• generates blund ends. Bild 1: Die Vergleichswerte der Genauigkeitswerte für die AQ97-DNA-Polymerase, die AccuPol-DNA-Polymerase, die beiden Wettbewerber High-Fidelity-DNA-Polymerasen "P" und "Q" und die Taq-DNA-Polymerase wurden durch eine NGS-basierte Analyse des Nukleotid-Fehleinbaus während der PCR ermittelt. Die PCR-Amplifikation wurde mit einem synthetischen DNA-Target von etwa 200 bp durchgeführt, wobei für jede der getesteten Polymerasen PCR-Produkte erzeugt wurden (unter Verwendung der empfohlenen Setup-Bedingungen). Bild 2: Acht verschiedene humane genomische DNA-Targets mit einer Länge von 400 bis 800 bp und einem GC-Gehalt zwischen 29% und 78% wurden mit dem AQ97 Hot Start High Fidelity DNA Polymerase 2x Master Mix amplifiziert. Für alle Targets wurde eine robuste Amplifikation beobachtet. Für Targets mit einem GC-Gehalt von mehr als 70% wurde der Reaktionsmischung 2 M Betain Enhancer Solution zugesetzt. Marker: M. Bild 3: Es wurden fünf verschiedene Targets aus menschlicher genomischer DNA mit einer Länge von 2 kb bis 17,5 kb amplifiziert. Für alle Targets wurde eine robuste Amplifikation mit dem AQ97 Hot Start High Fidelity DNA Polymerase 2x Master Mix beobachtet, was die Fähigkeit des Master Mixes zur Amplifikation großer und komplexer Targets belegt. Die Amplikongrößen sind am oberen Rand des Gels angegeben. Marker M: High Range DNA-Leiter.
Genaxxon’s FAST HotStart DNA polymerase is a robust enzyme with an antibody mediated hotstart function, ideally suited for applications like genotyping and screening, amplifying with extreme speed of up to 2 seconds per 1kb, as well as high yield and consistency. PCR products generated with this enzyme are A-tailed and can thus be cloned into TA cloning vectors. The extreme speed of Genaxxon’s FAST HotStart DNA polymerase allows the use of an extension rate of 4-8 kb/min. The buffer composition has been optimized via high-throughput screening and makes the enzyme particularly resistant to PCR inhibitors. Therefore, Genaxxon’s FAST HotStart DNA polymerase is suitable for direct PCR from unpurified samples, including blood, urine, and bacterial colonies, making this the ideal choice for consistent results in fast complex PCR amplifications. Genaxxon's FAST HotStart DNA polymerase is also available as a convenient 2x master mix (M3288), including an inert red tracking dye for electrophoresis, containing all required components for fast PCR, except specific primers. Example of a typical PCR protocol (graphical presentation)* Ta is the annealing temperature (Ta should be 2°C above Tm**) ** Tm is the melting temperature of a primer which is defined as the temperature at which 50% of the primer bind to the complementary sequence of the target DNA. Please note: By increasing Ta above Tm, this percentage decreases, however, primers will still anneal up to a certain degree and initiate extension. Therefore, PCR would still work with a Ta of several degrees higher than the Tm but with a dramatically reduced efficiency. Hence, we recommend optimizing the Ta by performing a temperature gradient (e.g., starting at the lowest Tm or a few degrees below and increasing with 2°C increments). *** Largest tested amplicon size: 5kb. Please note that longer extension times may be required for targets larger than 5kb!
SNP Pol DNA polymerase for easy, reliable and rapid allele-specific discrimination, eg. CRISPR / Cas9 point mutations, for detecting incorrect CRISPR / Cas9 products, or validating sequencing results. The SNP Pol DNA polymerase distinguishes highly specific, whether a mismatch of the primer-template-complex is present or not. The mismatch (point mutation) must be at the 3 'end of the primer. Thus, mutant alleles can be distinguished exactly from wild-type alleles - without sequencing, since the polymerase simply does not amplify in the case of a mismatch. Just place your primer on the supposed point mutation (Important: The point mutation must be at the 3 'end) and the polymerase will detect a mismatch in this region with almost 100% accuracy: If the template base complementary to the 3' end of the primer shows the mutation and the primer does not, no amplification takes place - 100% certainty within a short time!The SNP Pol DNA polymerase can therefore be easily, time and cost-effectively used for the screening of point mutations. The variant SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase > has 5'-3 'nuclease activity and can therefore be used for specific hydrolysi probes such as Taqman® probes or Molecular beacons. For more information on our SNP DNA polymerases and applications, read our blog now. DescriptionSNP Pol DNA Polymerase is a highly selective DNA polymerase for the detection of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms. It was developed specifically for allele-specific discrimination, where a very high discrimination rate is required e.g., in allele-specific PCR (ASA; AS-PCR), allele-specific primer extension (AS-PEX), SNP analysis, genotyping or in methylation-specific PCRs (MSP). Many other DNA polymerases tolerate mismatched primer-template complexes and are therefor not suitable. The SNP Pol DNA polymerase, on the other hand, distinguishes these specifically (high discrimination) and supplies only PCR products with perfectly matching primer pairs! The Genaxxon SNP Pol and SNP PolTaq DNA polymerases differ up to 100% by means of allele-specific PCR between the two alleles and, after a simple qPCR, give a clear result as to which allele is present. Thus, the principly great potential of the CRISPR/Cas9 technology can be used for human medicine and plant biotechnology especially together with the SNP PolTaq or SNP Pol DNA polymerase. Allele-specific PCR can be used to quantify the mutation rate in a pool or background of wild-type sequences. The verification of mutation frequencies determined by NGS can also be verified by means of allele-specific PCR and SNP Pol DNA polymerase. The SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase is very suitable for the analysis of liquid biopsy samples. With SNP PolTaq, the presence and frequency of cancer mutations can be analyzed and quantified very well. Picture below: Application note SNP Pol DNA Polymerase We recommend short amplicon length (about 60-200 bp) for best results, but also longer amplicon lengths are possible. The addition of additional Magnesium (+0.5 - 1.5mM) might be needed in case of longer amplicons >500 bp.Trouble shooting: No bands after PCR of 30 cycles! Optimisation procedure for missing or weak bands.Annealing temperature is too low! Attention: The SNP Pol is an aptamer inhibited DNA polymerase. The aptamer oligo used reversibly inhibits the polymerase at temperatures <55°C! Therefore, the primers should ideally have an annealing temperature of >57°C. - realtime PCR approach - Check the dNTP concentration. This should be between 200 and 300µM (in the PCR). - Increase the number of cycles (at least 35, preferably equal to 40) Test optimisation - number of cyclesIn endpoint detection, a cycle count of 30 is not always sufficient to generate a clearly visible band. For example, with less than 200 DNA copies as a starting value. The test should therefore be run using real-time PCR, or five parallel PCRs should be used, one of which is taken from the PCR device after each of five different cycles (example below). Endpoint detection: Set up five identical PCR reactions in parallel using the SNP Pol DNA polymerase. Remove one of the PCR tubes from the cycler at each of 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 cycles and apply all five reactions to an agarose gel at the end. This makes it easy to recognise which is the optimum number of cycles in the PCR for the given application (starting material, target, primer). SNP Pol PCR with cell lysates Animal cells and E.coli can be used directly for PCR with the SNP Pol DNA polymerase! No separate lysis or proteinase K digestion is necessary. PCR procedure:1. 50 - 500 cells are required per PCR batch! 2. prepare PCR mix with primers and buffer and place on ice! 3. add the picked colony directly to 10-20µL water (no separate lysis and no proteinase K digestion), vortex briefly (5 seconds), then add this cell suspension directly to the PCR reaction mixture, e.g. 10µL cell suspension for a PCR preparation with a total volume of 20µL. An initial denaturation time of 2-3 minutes is sufficient is sufficient, can be extended to 5 minutes if necessary. Genomic DNA per reaction max. 100 copies is relatively low, but should still work. The remainder of this cell suspension can also be frozen away in order to carry out further tests. Optional: 4. if possible: do real-time PCR!The SNP Pol DNA polymerase (M3009 > or M3061 >) can be used together with non-specific fluorescent dyes (eg Genaxxon's Green DNA Dye > or SybrGreen®) in real-time PCR. When working with specific PCR probes, only the SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase can be used, since only these have a 5'-3 'exonuclease activity. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100) > or Mix (M3016.1010) > or our DNALadders > and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) > we can offer additional products for your PCR. Application areas for SNP Pol DNA and SNP Pol DNA polymerase- Monitoring, verification and detection of point mutations- Identification of correct or wrong CRISPR/Cas9 products- Verification/validation of sequencing results- Quantification of mutations (e.g. NGS results)- SNP-detection by allele-specific amplification (ASA) / Allele-specific PCR- Methylation specific PCRs (MSP) after bisulfite treated DNA (CpG methylation sides)- HLA genotyping- micro sequencing- realtime PCR with hydrolysis probes- realtime multiplex PCRs - DamID-seq data in C. elegans. As an alternative to ChIP, DNA adenine methyltransferase identification by sequencing (DamID-seq) was recently shown to be able to characterize binding sites in single mammalian cells. Additionally, DamID can be achieved for cell-type specific analysis by expressing Dam fusion proteins under tissue specific promoters in a controlled manner. In this report, we present a user-friendly pipeline to analyse DamID-seq data in C. elegans. Sharma R, Ritler D, Meister P.Tools for DNA adenine methyltransferase identification analysis of nuclear organization during C. elegans development. Genesis. 2016 Feb 4. doi: 10.1002/dvg.22925. - Minisequencing SNP genotyping with SNPase DNA Polymerase can be carried out by the procedure described in: Lovmar L, Fredriksson M, Liljedahl U, Sigurdsson S, Syvänen AC. Quantitative evaluation by minisequencing and microarrays reveals accurate multiplexed SNP genotyping of whole genome amplified DNA. Nucleic Acids Res. 2003;31:e129. - Allel specific mismatch selectivity by the HiDi DNA polymerase Drum M, Kranaster R, Ewald C, Blasczyk R, Marx A (2014) Variants of a Thermus aquaticus DNA Polymerase with Increased Selectivity for Applications in Allele- and Methylation-Specific Amplification. PLoS ONE 9(5): e96640. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0096640
SNP Pol DNA polymerase for easy, reliable and rapid allele-specific discrimination, eg. CRISPR / Cas9 point mutations, for detecting incorrect CRISPR / Cas9 products, or validating sequencing results. The SNP Pol DNA polymerase distinguishes highly specific, whether a mismatch of the primer template complex is present or not. The mismatch (point mutation) must be at the 3 'end of the primer. Thus, mutant alleles can be distinguished exactly from wild-type alleles - without sequencing since the polymerase simply does not amplify in the case of a mismatch. Just place your primer on the supposed point mutation (Important: The point mutation must be at the 3 'end) and the polymerase will detect a mismatch in this region with almost 100% accuracy: If the template base complementary to the 3' end of the primer shows the mutation and the primer does not, no amplification takes place - 100% certainty within a short time!The SNP Pol DNA polymerase can therefore be easily, time and cost-effectively used for the screening of point mutations. SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase shows also 5'-3'-nuclease activity and is therefore suitable for hydrolysis probe-based assays (Taqman®, molecular beacons, etc.). For more information on our SNP DNA polymerases and applications, read our blog now. DescriptionSNP PolTaq DNA Polymerase is a highly selective DNA polymerase for the detection of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms. It was developed specifically for allele-specific discrimination, where a very high discrimination rate is required e.g., in allele-specific PCR (ASA; AS-PCR), allele-specific primer extension (AS-PEX), SNP analysis, genotyping or in methylation-specific PCRs (MSP). Many other DNA polymerases tolerate mismatched primer-template complexes and are therefor not suitable. The SNP Pol DNA polymerase, on the other hand, distinguishes these specifically (high discrimination) and supplies only PCR products with perfectly matching primer pairs! The Genaxxon SNP Pol and SNP PolTaq DNA polymerases differ up to 100% by means of allele-specific PCR between the two alleles and, after a simple qPCR, give a clear result as to which allele is present. Thus, the principle great potential of the CRISPR/Cas9 technology can be used for human medicine and plant biotechnology especially together with the SNP PolTaq or SNP Pol DNA polymerase. Allele-specific PCR can be used to quantify the mutation rate in a pool or background of wild-type sequences. The verification of mutation frequencies determined by NGS can also be verified by means of allele-specific PCR and SNP Pol DNA polymerase. The SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase is very suitable for the analysis of liquid biopsy samples. With SNP PolTaq , the presence and frequency of cancer mutations can be analyzed and quantified very well. Picture below: Application note SNP PolTaq DNA Polymerase We recommend short amplicon length (about 60-200 bp) for best results, but also longer amplicon lengths are possible. The addition of additional Magnesium (+0.5 - 1.5mM) might be needed in case of longer amplicons >500 bp.Trouble shooting: No bands after PCR of 30 cycles! Optimisation procedure for missing or weak bands.Annealing temperature is too low! Attention: The SNP PolTaq is an aptamer inhibited DNA polymerase. The aptamer oligo used reversibly inhibits the polymerase at temperatures <55°C! Therefore, the primers should ideally have an annealing temperature of >57°C. - realtime PCR approach - Check the dNTP concentration. This should be between 200 and 300µM (in the PCR). - Increase the number of cycles (at least 35, preferably equal to 40) Test optimisation - number of cyclesIn endpoint detection, a cycle count of 30 is not always sufficient to generate a clearly visible band. For example, with less than 200 DNA copies as a starting value. The test should therefore be run using real-time PCR, or five parallel PCRs should be used, one of which is taken from the PCR device after each of five different cycles (example below). Endpoint detection: Set up five identical PCR reactions in parallel using the SNP Pol DNA polymerase. Remove one of the PCR tubes from the cycler at each of 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 cycles and apply all five reactions to an agarose gel at the end. This makes it easy to recognise which is the optimum number of cycles in the PCR for the given application (starting material, target, primer). SNP Pol PCR with cell lysates Animal cells and E.coli can be used directly for PCR with the SNP Pol DNA polymerase! No separate lysis or proteinase K digestion is necessary. PCR procedure:1. 50 - 500 cells are required per PCR batch! 2. prepare PCR mix with primers and buffer and place on ice! 3. add the picked colony directly to 10-20µL water (no separate lysis and no proteinase K digestion), vortex briefly (5 seconds), then add this cell suspension directly to the PCR reaction mixture, e.g. 10µL cell suspension for a PCR preparation with a total volume of 20µL. An initial denaturation time of 2-3 minutes is sufficient is sufficient, can be extended to 5 minutes if necessary. Genomic DNA per reaction max. 100 copies is relatively low, but should still work. The remainder of this cell suspension can also be frozen away in order to carry out further tests. Optional: 4. if possible: do real-time PCR!The SNP Pol DNA polymerase (M3009 > or M3061 >) can be used together with non-specific fluorescent dyes (eg Genaxxon's Green DNA Dye > or SybrGreen®) in real-time PCR. When working with specific PCR probes, only the SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase can be used, since only these have a 5'-3 'exonuclease activity. With our high quality dNTPs as Set (M3015.4100) > or Mix (M3016.1010) > or our DNALadders > and our favourable standard agarose (M3044) > we can offer additional products for your PCR. Application areas for SNP Pol DNA and SNP PolTaq DNA polymerase- Monitoring, verification and detection of point mutations- Identification of correct or wrong CRISPR/Cas9 products- Verification/validation of sequencing results- Quantification of mutations (e.g. NGS results)- SNP-detection by allele-specific amplification (ASA) / Allele-specific PCR- Methylation specific PCRs (MSP) after bisulfite treated DNA (CpG methylation sides)- HLA genotyping- micro sequencing- realtime PCR with hydrolysis probes- realtime multiplex PCRs - DamID-seq data in C. elegans. As an alternative to ChIP, DNA adenine methyltransferase identification by sequencing (DamID-seq) was recently shown to be able to characterize binding sites in single mammalian cells. Additionally, DamID can be achieved for cell-type specific analysis by expressing Dam fusion proteins under tissue specific promoters in a controlled manner. In this report, we present a user-friendly pipeline to analyse DamID-seq data in C. elegans. Sharma R, Ritler D, Meister P.Tools for DNA adenine methyltransferase identification analysis of nuclear organization during C. elegans development. Genesis. 2016 Feb 4. doi: 10.1002/dvg.22925. - Minisequencing SNP genotyping with SNPase DNA Polymerase can be carried out by the procedure described in: Lovmar L, Fredriksson M, Liljedahl U, Sigurdsson S, Syvänen AC.bQuantitative evaluation by minisequencing and microarrays reveals accurate multiplexed SNP genotyping of whole genome amplified DNA. Nucleic Acids Res. 2003;31:e129. - Allel specific mismatch selectivity by the HiDi DNA polymerase Drum M, Kranaster R, Ewald C, Blasczyk R, Marx A (2014) Variants of a Thermus aquaticus DNA Polymerase with Increased Selectivity for Applications in Allele- and Methylation-Specific Amplification. PLoS ONE 9(5): e96640. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0096640