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Plant DNA Extraction Kit

For extracting DNA from 50-200 mg of biological samples from different sources (including plants, fungi, feces, bacteria, animal tissues, blood, etc.), and is most suitable for isolating and purifying total DNA from samples that cannot be completely dissolved.

Plant DNA Extraction Kit

Plant DNA Extraction Kit

  • The sample is highly versatile:plants, fungi, feces, bacteria, animal tissues, blood, etc.
  • Sample volume: 50~200 mg
  • Suitable for samples that cannot be completely lysed.
  • Easy and fast to operate.
  • No need of proteinase K.
  • Preparetotal plant DNA in 30-40 min.
  • The specially designed lysis bufferwith the interference of polysaccharide derivatives in plants
  • No need of RNases: Specially spin columns only efficiently adsorb large fragments of genomic DNA.

Price List

Product No Quantity Price
3201050 50 preps contact us
3201250 250 preps contact us

Introduction

The kit uses a strong lysis buffer to lyse biological samples, while denatured protein fractions and cell debris are precipitated from the pellet, and the genomic DNA retained in the supernatant can be adsorbed directly onto the spin column without the need for additional ethanol or high-salt components. The specially designed buffer and spin column can efficiently adsorb only large fragment of genomic DNA and remove RNA without additional RNase digestion.

Experimental data

Figure 1: genomic DNA extracted from Shanghai green leaves (1, 2, 3, 4 are the same sample) using the Simgen Plant DNA Extraction Kit.

Figure 2: total DNA extracted from 4 gram-positive samples (collected from the same culture of Bacillus subtilis) using the Simgen Plant DNA Extraction Kit.

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