Thermo Fisher, 10328011, RNase <i>AWAY</i>™ Decontamination Reagent
Quantity: 250 mL, Unit Size: Each
Catalog Number: 10328011
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| For Use With (Application) | RNA Extraction |
|---|---|
| Format | Liquid |
| Quantity | 250 mL |
| Reagent Type | RNase Control Reagent |
| Shipping Condition | Room Temperature |
| Product Line | RNase Away |
| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:It is designed to eliminate RNase activity and DNA contamination from compatible laboratory surfaces and labware.
Answer:Apply it to the surface, rub or wipe the area, and rinse with distilled water.
Answer:This configuration contains 250 mL.
RNase AWAY™ is a ready-to-use decontamination reagent for removing RNase and DNA contamination from laboratory surfaces and reusable labware. The liquid can be applied to compatible glassware or plasticware, rubbed across the surface, and then rinsed away with distilled water. No extended contact period is required for routine treatment. The formulation is nonabrasive, noncarcinogenic, and nonbiologically corrosive, making it suitable for regular contamination-control procedures in RNA extraction and molecular-biology work areas. Functional testing confirms removal of detectable RNase activity and DNA under the intended use conditions. This configuration contains 250 mL and is shipped and stored at room temperature. It is useful for cleaning benches, tools, and labware before RNase-sensitive work, but rinsing is important so reagent residue does not remain on items used for downstream reactions.
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