Lucigen QuickExtract™ DNA Extraction Solution 1.0; 5mL (10 Extractions).

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Produce PCR-ready DNA for transgenic mouse genotyping, genetic studies, human identity testing, or viral/microbial screening

The QuickExtract™ DNA Extraction Solution can be used to rapidly and efficiently extract PCR-ready genomic DNA from almost any sample type using a simple, one-tube protocol that takes only 3-8 minutes (Fig. 1), depending on the sample. QuickExtract Solution has been used to extract DNA from samples such as hair follicles, quill-end cells of feathers, tissue-culture cells, buccal cells, zebrafish organs and scales, and mouse tail snips. The extracted DNA is suitable for PCR analyses (Fig. 2), such as genomic, transgenic, or viral DNA screening in animals, or for genetic or environmental research and screening in humans and other organisms.

The QuickExtract method allows for the inexpensive processing of one to hundreds of samples simultaneously, without centrifugation, spin columns or the use of any toxic organic solvent. The method is also compatible with robotic automation.

Fast: 8 minute extraction protocol for most sample types
Simple: No centrifugation steps of spin columns used to help increase yields
Automation-friendly: Simple protocol integrated easily into automated workflows
Safe: Uses only non-toxic reagents
CRISPR: Recommended for rapid, easy sample prep for T7E1 CRISPR mutation detection assays

Storage:
Store at –20°C in a freezer without a defrost cycle. Minimize the number of freeze/ thaw cycles. Thawed QuickExtract solution can be stored at 4°C for 1 month or refrozen in small aliquots.

Quality Control:
QuickExtract DNA Extraction Solution is function-tested by assaying for the production of a PCR product from a human X chromosomal marker, using a buccal cell DNA preparation as template.

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