Catalog No. R6308

EXOBX® RNA Isolation Reagent (TRIZOL)

A TRIZOL-type reagent for total RNA isolation from cells, bacteria, blood, and animal or plant tissues.

Broad sample types
Total RNA isolation
Multiple downstream uses
RUO

Product overview

EXOBX® RNA Isolation Reagent (TRIZOL). A TRIZOL-type reagent for total RNA isolation from cells, bacteria, blood, and animal or plant tissues.

Broad sample types

Supports cells, bacteria, blood, animal tissues and plant tissues.

Total RNA isolation

Uses organic-phase separation and RNA precipitation.

Multiple downstream uses

RNA supports reverse transcription, qPCR, Northern blot and sequencing.

Specifications

ParameterValue
MethodOrganic extraction
Additional reagentsChloroform, isopropanol and ethanol
FormatLiquid reagent set
Storage4°C, 2 years; room-temperature shipment.
Intended useResearch use only

Pack sizes & ordering

ComponentQuantity
RNA isolation reagent100 mL
RNA dissolving solution10 mL

Quantities are kit contents from the handbook, not separately orderable pack sizes. Test count is not specified. Source: R6308_EXOBX® RNA Isolation Reagent (TRIZOL)_Ome-13.pdf, pp. 2–6.

Performance & validation

Supports cells, bacteria, blood, animal tissues and plant tissues. Uses organic-phase separation and RNA precipitation. RNA supports reverse transcription, qPCR, Northern blot and sequencing. Source: R6308 handbook/CoA, pp. 2–6.

Broad sample types

Supports cells, bacteria, blood, animal tissues and plant tissues.

Total RNA isolation

Uses organic-phase separation and RNA precipitation.

Multiple downstream uses

RNA supports reverse transcription, qPCR, Northern blot and sequencing.

Product documents

Product FAQs

What is this product used for?

A TRIZOL-type reagent for total RNA isolation from cells, bacteria, blood, and animal or plant tissues.

Is this a chloroform-free method?

No. The handbook requires chloroform for phase separation.

How should the product be stored?

4°C, 2 years; room-temperature shipment.

Is this product intended for diagnostic or clinical use?

No. It is for research use only.

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