mRNex® T7 High Yield RNA Synthesis Kit
A T7 in-vitro transcription kit for synthesis of single-stranded RNA from linear DNA templates with a T7 promoter.
Flexible transcripts
Labelling compatibility
RUO
Product overview
mRNex® T7 High Yield RNA Synthesis Kit. A T7 in-vitro transcription kit for synthesis of single-stranded RNA from linear DNA templates with a T7 promoter.
Reported high RNA output
The handbook reports 100–200 µg RNA from 1 µg DNA template; yield depends on template and transcript.
Flexible transcripts
Supports long and short RNA transcripts.
Labelling compatibility
Modified nucleotides may be used for labelled-RNA synthesis.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Components | T7 RNA polymerase mix, 10× buffer, ATP, CTP, GTP, UTP and control DNA |
| Template | Linear double-stranded DNA with a T7 promoter |
| Applications | RNA research, probe hybridization and in-vitro translation |
| Storage | −20°C, 2 years; dry-ice shipment. |
| Intended use | Research use only |
Pack sizes & ordering
| Catalog No. | Pack size |
|---|---|
| LD201001 | 50 T |
| LD201001 | 100 T |
| LD201001 | 500 T |
Source: LD201001_mRNex® T7 High Yield RNA Synthesis Kit_10623ES.pdf, pp. 2–8.
Performance & validation
The handbook reports 100–200 µg RNA from 1 µg DNA template; yield depends on template and transcript. Supports long and short RNA transcripts. Modified nucleotides may be used for labelled-RNA synthesis. Source: LD201001 handbook/CoA, pp. 2–8.
Reported high RNA output
The handbook reports 100–200 µg RNA from 1 µg DNA template; yield depends on template and transcript.
Flexible transcripts
Supports long and short RNA transcripts.
Labelling compatibility
Modified nucleotides may be used for labelled-RNA synthesis.
Product documents
Product FAQs
A T7 in-vitro transcription kit for synthesis of single-stranded RNA from linear DNA templates with a T7 promoter. −20°C, 2 years; dry-ice shipment. No. It is for research use only.What is this product used for?
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