GenElute Gel Extraction Kit, sufficient for 70 purifications

Stock Code: 3582380
Manufacturer Part No: NA1111-1KT

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Descriptions

Application

GenElute^™ Gel Extraction Kit has been used for the purification of DNA fragments from agarose gels.

The isolated DNA is suitable for a variety of downstream applications, such as sequencing, PCR, restriction digestion, cloning and labeling.

Features and Benefits

Bind up to 10 µg of DNA Recoveries up to 80% Up to 3.5 g can be processed per column Compatible with both standard and low-melting agarose in TAE or TBE buffer

General description

The GenElute Gel Extraction Kit is designed for the rapid purification of linear and plasmid DNA fragments from standard or low-melting agarose gels. This kit can also be used to purify DNA from polyacrylamide gels. Typical recovery of DNA is up to 80%. Each column can bind up to 10 µg of DNA from up to a 3.5?g agarose slice.

Legal Information

GenElute is a trademark of Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC

Principle

The GenElute Gel Extraction Kit combines silica-binding technology with the convenience of a spin or vacuum column format. DNA fragments of interest are extracted from slices of an agarose gel and are bound to a silica membrane. Contaminants are removed by a simple spin or vacuum wash. The bound DNA is then eluted. The purified DNA is suitable for a variety of downstream applications, such as automated DNA sequencing, PCR, restriction digestion, cloning, and labeling.

The GenElute Gel Extraction Kit combines silica-binding technology with the convenience of a spin or vacuum column format. DNA fragments of interest are extracted by solubilizing slices of an agarose gel. The Gel Solubilization Solution dissolves an agarose gel slice from gels run in TBE or TAE buffer. The extracted DNA fragments selectively adsorb onto the silica membrane in the presence of the Gel Solubilization Solution. Contaminants are removed by a simple spin or vacuum wash. Finally, the bound DNA is eluted in Tris buffer.