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MA150E-QuickExtract DNA Extraction Solution 11/2018 1QuickExtract DNA Extraction SolutionCat. No. QE0905T, QE090502 DNA Extraction Solution1. IntroductionQuickExtract DNA Extraction Solution provides a fast, simple, and inexpensive method for preparing genomic DNA for PCR amplification all without the use of toxic chemicals or spin columns. DNA Extraction requires only heat treatment to lyse the cellular or tissue material, release the DNA, and degrade compounds inhibitory to amplification. Following heat treatment, the sample DNA is ready for PCR. The procedure is easily scaled to process hundreds of samples in multiwell plates, using robotic automation publications support the use of QuickExtract DNA Extraction Solution with samples such as hair follicles, quill-end cells of feathers, tissue-culture cells, buccal cells, zebrafish organs and scales, mouse tail snips, and more.

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