| Binding capacity | 10 µg |
|---|---|
| Technology | Silica technology |
| Sample type | applications: ssDNA or dsDNA from PCR and other enzymatic reactions |
| Fragments removed | < 40mers |
| Elution volume | > 30 µl |
| Fragment size | 100 bp – 10 kb |
| Processing | Manual |
| Format | Tube |
| Type(s) of DNA recovered | ss DNA and dsDNA |
Answer:The package contains 100 QIAquick Spin Columns.
Answer:No. This product supplies the spin columns separately from the full QIAquick kit buffers.
Answer:They can be used for DNA fragments from PCR, gel extraction, and enzymatic-reaction cleanup with compatible QIAquick buffers.
QIAquick Spin Columns are silica-membrane purification columns supplied separately for cleanup of DNA fragments from PCR products, gel extracts, and enzymatic reactions when compatible QIAquick buffers are available. This package contains 100 individual columns without the full buffer set. DNA binds to the silica membrane in the presence of the appropriate chaotropic binding conditions, contaminants are washed away, and purified fragments are eluted in a small volume of buffer or water. The columns are used across QIAquick PCR Purification, Gel Extraction, Nucleotide Removal, and PCR & Gel Cleanup workflows. Buying columns separately is useful when extra buffers remain from an existing kit or when a laboratory needs replacement columns without purchasing another full reagent set. Apply only the binding, wash, and elution buffers validated for the intended QIAquick workflow to maintain DNA recovery and purity.
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