Agarose gel reagent Midori
stainfor nucleic acids

agarose gel reagent
agarose gel reagent
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Characteristics

Type
agarose gel, stain
Applications
for nucleic acids

Description

Perfect in-gel staining or poststaining of DNA/RNA in agarose gels No toxicity, non-carcinogenic Safe alternative to ethidium bromide High fluorescence Optimal for UV-light 1 mL staining up to 25 liters of agarose Details MIDORI Green Advance MIDORI Green Advance is a safe alternative to the traditional nucleic acid stain ethidium bromide. It is a non-carcinogenic and less mutagenic dye for detecting dsDNA, ssDNA and RNA in agarose gels with a very high sensitivity. MIDORI Green Advance can utilize with UV light or with our innovative Blue/Green LED technology. Safe alternative to ethidium bromide MIDORI Green Advance is a non-carcinogenic dye. Optimised for a brighter signal when excited by UV-light or Blue/Green light. It has the advantages, such as being non-carcinogenic and having an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. MIDORI Green Advance shows a very high sensitivity even for small DNA fragments. The dilution factor of MIDORI Green Advance can be as high as 1:25000. Hence, 4-6 μL are enough for the staining of a 100 mL agarose gel, resulting in ~17 to 25 liters of stained agarose gels. Proven safety It is essential for a good replacement of the mutagenic DNA stain ethidium Bromide to deliver strong signals. MIDORI Green Advance delivers signals with a comparable intensity. Nonetheless, the safety of the user must not be compromised. Hence, several tests were performed with MIDORI Green Advance and according to those tests, MIDORIGreen Advance is safe. Ames-Test Acute Oral Toxicity Test Mouse Bone Marrow Micronucleus Test Chromosome Aberration Test Latex and Nitrile Gloves Penetration
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