| Compatible Buffer | Anza™ 10X Red Buffer, Anza™ 10X Buffer |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Starter Kit |
| Quantity | 1 kit |
| Shipping Condition | Approved for shipment on Wet or Dry Ice |
| Enzyme | HindIII, NotI, Alkaline Phosphatase, XhoI, BcuI, XbaI, DpnI, T4 DNA Ligase, Eco32I, BamHI, BglII, EcoRI |
| Methylation Sensitivity | Methylation Sensitivities Varies by Enzyme |
| Product Line | Anza |
| Research Category | Traditional Cloning |
| Type IIS RE | No |
| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:The starter kit contains ten common restriction enzymes.
Answer:It includes T4 DNA Ligase Master Mix and Anza Alkaline Phosphatase.
Answer:The red buffer includes tracking dyes that can simplify direct agarose-gel loading after digestion.
Anza™ 10-Pack Starter Kit provides ten common restriction enzymes together with T4 DNA Ligase Master Mix, alkaline phosphatase, and two universal 10X buffers for routine cloning. The restriction enzymes are EcoRI, BamHI, NotI, HindIII, XbaI, XhoI, BcuI, DpnI, BglII, and Eco32I. Each restriction enzyme is supplied as 20 µL, while the kit also includes 100 µL of T4 DNA Ligase Master Mix, 20 µL of alkaline phosphatase, 500 µL of Anza Buffer, and 500 µL of Anza Red Buffer. A unified buffer system simplifies digestion setup across the included enzymes and reduces the need to match individual enzyme-specific buffers. The red buffer contains tracking dyes for direct gel loading, while the colorless buffer is useful when fluorescence-based analysis follows digestion. Store the kit components frozen at −5 to −30 °C.
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