SV40LTA & E1A Detection Kit - BlueKit Multiplex qPCR Excellence
SV40LTA & E1A Detection Kit - BlueKit Multiplex qPCR Excellence
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In the fast-paced world of scientific research, BlueKit has emerged as a beacon of innovation and reliability with its groundbreaking product, the E1A&SV40LTA Residual DNA Detection Kit. This kit represents a pinnacle in the field of multiplex qPCR technology, offering unmatched precision and efficiency for the detection of residual DNA in biological samples. The presence of SV40 large T-antigen (SV40LTA) and adenovirus E1A in research samples can significantly impact the outcome of experiments, making their accurate detection crucial for researchers across the globe.
The E1A&SV40LTA Residual DNA Detection Kit from BlueKit leverages advanced multiplex qPCR strategies to provide rapid, accurate, and reliable results. Multiplexing, a method that allows multiple target DNA sequences to be amplified and detected in a single qPCR reaction, saves time and reduces the risk of cross-contamination, a common challenge in high-throughput genetic analysis. Designed with the user in mind, this kit includes a meticulously developed standard curve, ensuring that even minute quantities of E1A and SV40LTA DNA are accurately quantified. This feature is particularly beneficial for quality control processes in the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries, where precise DNA quantification is paramount. But what sets the BlueKit E1A&SV40LTA Residual DNA Detection Kit apart is not just its technical prowess. It is also its ease of use. The kit comes with a comprehensive datasheet detailing instructions for use, tips for troubleshooting, and guidelines for interpreting results, ensuring that even personnel with minimal qPCR experience can achieve professional-grade results. Whether it's for the rigorous demands of academic research, the development of gene therapies, or the quality control in the production of vaccines, BlueKit’s kit provides an indispensable tool for the detection of SV40LTA and E1A, ensuring the integrity and reliability of scientific data.
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The E1A&SV40LTA Residual DNA Detection Kit from BlueKit leverages advanced multiplex qPCR strategies to provide rapid, accurate, and reliable results. Multiplexing, a method that allows multiple target DNA sequences to be amplified and detected in a single qPCR reaction, saves time and reduces the risk of cross-contamination, a common challenge in high-throughput genetic analysis. Designed with the user in mind, this kit includes a meticulously developed standard curve, ensuring that even minute quantities of E1A and SV40LTA DNA are accurately quantified. This feature is particularly beneficial for quality control processes in the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries, where precise DNA quantification is paramount. But what sets the BlueKit E1A&SV40LTA Residual DNA Detection Kit apart is not just its technical prowess. It is also its ease of use. The kit comes with a comprehensive datasheet detailing instructions for use, tips for troubleshooting, and guidelines for interpreting results, ensuring that even personnel with minimal qPCR experience can achieve professional-grade results. Whether it's for the rigorous demands of academic research, the development of gene therapies, or the quality control in the production of vaccines, BlueKit’s kit provides an indispensable tool for the detection of SV40LTA and E1A, ensuring the integrity and reliability of scientific data.
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Cat.No. HG-EA001 $1,923.00
This kit is designed for the rapid and specific detection of residual E1A&SV40LTA DNA derived from host cell (e.g., HEK293T cell) in biological products.
This kit adopts the fluorescent probe method and multiplex PCR method. The kit is a rapid, specific and reliable device, with the minimum detection limit reaching 40copies/μL.
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