NGS and PCR cleanup .
Magnetic beads are very efficient for the purification of PCR products and size selection of amplicons in sequencing.
Our MagSi-NGSPREP Plus beads are comptible with most established NGS protocols, e.g. Ampure XP .
Hard Facts .
- Excellent purification of PCR products
- Efficient removal of enzymes, primers, oligonucleotides, polymerases and other contaminants
- High purity and recovery, consistent sequencing results
- Easily scalable and HTS compatible
- SPRI-based size selection
- Optimized for Biomek® Workstations and Hamilton® Microlab STARline
- Compatible with many other automated liquid handling systems (e.g. PerkinElmer®, Caliper Life Sciences®, etc.)
Applications .
Library preparation is one of the most important steps in sample preparation for NGS reactions. MagSi NGS beads allow easy size selection by varying the bead : Probe ratio.
The MagSi-NGSPREP Plus beads are also suitable for size selection of your PCR products (SPRI).
By varying the bead-to-sample ratio, you can select desired fragment sizes or remove unwanted fragment sizes.
With MagSi-NGSPREP Plus Beads you can remove enzymes, primers, oligonucleotides, as well as polymerases and salts easily and quickly from your PCR product.
With an adapted protocol, MagSi-NGSPREP Plus beads can also be used to enrich RNA to improve the sensitivity and specificity of reverse transcription and qPCR analysis.
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NGSPrep Plus Beads .
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