| Applications | Downstream detection procedures in molecular diagnostics, such as PCR |
|---|---|
| Main sample type | Whole blood |
| Elution volume | 50–200 µl |
| Purification of total RNA, miRNA, poly A+ mRNA, DNA or protein | Genomic DNA |
| CE/FDA/IVD compatible | CE/IVD |
| Format | Spin columns |
| Sample amount | 200 µl |
| Processing | Manual (centrifugation or vacuum); automated (on QIAcube Connect MDx) |
| Technology | Silica technology |
Answer:The kit supports 50 DNA preparations.
Answer:It is designed for genomic DNA purification from human whole blood.
Answer:The workflow uses QIAamp silica-membrane spin columns.
QIAamp DSP DNA Blood Mini Kit is an in-vitro-diagnostic spin-column system for purification of genomic DNA from human whole blood. This configuration supports 50 preparations and includes QIAamp Mini spin columns, buffers, reagents, collection tubes, and VacConnectors. Silica-membrane chemistry binds DNA after sample lysis, while wash steps remove proteins, salts, and other contaminants before purified DNA is eluted. The kit can be run with centrifugation or vacuum-based protocols and is compatible with common anticoagulated blood collection formats. Purified DNA can be used in downstream molecular assays that require reproducible extraction from clinical blood samples. The workflow is designed to reduce manual variability while providing high-quality DNA suitable for amplification-based testing. Use the current instructions for use for sample volume, lysis conditions, wash steps, elution volume, and supported diagnostic workflow.
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