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Pole Cancer Kit

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The FastGen Pole Cancer kit from BioVendor is a powerful tool for laboratory technicians and scientists studying pole gene mutant cancers. Its fast and reliable magnetic bead-based extraction method, along with its optimized lysis buffer, enables the isolation of high yield and quality DNA in just 90 minutes.

Its compatibility with various downstream applications makes it versatile and useful in a variety of applications, including cancer research, diagnostics, and personalized medicine. With quality control measures to ensure high-quality DNA extraction, the FastGen Pole Cancer kit is an essential tool for laboratory technicians and scientists studying pole gene mutant cancer genetics and developing new diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.

Product highlights

  • Rapid and efficient DNA extraction
  • High-quality DNA yield and purity
  • Compatibility with various downstream applications
  • Useful in a variety of applications
  • Magnetic bead-based extraction
  • Includes positive and negative controls

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Pole Cancer Kit

Specifications of the Pole Cancer Kit

Pole genes, also known as DNA polymerase epsilon (POLE), are involved in the replication of DNA during cell division. Mutations in these genes have been linked to various types of cancer, including endometrial, colorectal, and gastric cancer. Accurate diagnosis of these cancers requires reliable and fast extraction of high-quality DNA from cancer tissues. BioVendor, a company specializing in developing innovative diagnostic products, has recently launched the new FastGen Pole Cancer kit. This kit promises to provide fast and reliable extraction of high-quality DNA from pole gene mutant cancer tissues, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of these types of cancers.

Features of the FastGen Pole Cancer Kit: The FastGen Pole Cancer kit is specifically designed to extract DNA from pole gene mutant cancer tissues. The kit utilizes a rapid and efficient magnetic bead-based extraction method that enables the isolation of high-quality DNA in just 90 minutes. The kit also includes an optimized lysis buffer that effectively lyses the cancer cells and releases the DNA, resulting in high yield and quality DNA.

One of the key features of the FastGen Pole Cancer kit is its ability to extract DNA from small biopsy samples, making it ideal for early diagnosis of pole gene mutant cancers. The kit is also compatible with various downstream applications, including PCR, qPCR, and NGS, making it versatile and useful in a variety of applications, including cancer research, diagnostics, and personalized medicine.

The FastGen Pole Cancer kit also includes a range of quality control measures to ensure high-quality DNA extraction. The kit includes a positive control and a negative control to monitor the efficiency of the extraction process and detect any contamination.

Components of the Pole Cancer Kit
  1. Lysis buffer: A solution that helps to break down the cancer cells and release the DNA.
  2. Magnetic beads: Beads that are used to capture the DNA and separate it from other cellular components.
  3. Washing buffer: A solution that helps to remove contaminants from the DNA and magnetic beads.
  4. Elution buffer: A solution that helps to release the purified DNA from the magnetic beads.
  5. Positive control DNA: A sample of high-quality DNA used as a reference to monitor the efficiency of the extraction process.
  6. Negative control DNA: A sample of DNA that should not be present in the sample used to monitor contamination during the extraction process.
  7. Collection tubes: Tubes used to collect the purified DNA.
  8. Instruction manual: A guide to assist laboratory technicians and scientists in using the kit effectively.

 

In some cases, the kit may also include a magnetic stand or plate that is used to separate the magnetic beads from the solution. Additionally, some versions of the kit may include additional reagents, such as proteinase K or RNase A, that help to further purify the DNA.

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