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Product Discontinued by Manufacturer

Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097 has been discontinued by Pierce and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Protein electrophoresis markers yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!

Product Info for Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097

Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097 is one of the many quality laboratory and scientific products we have to offer at very competitive pricing. Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097 / PI17097 is part of a wide selection of Pierce Protein electrophoresis markers. Combining excellent quality with an affordable price, the Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097 / PI17097 can meet your scientific research needs while still offering a good value for a budget conscious end user. If you have any questions about any of our Protein electrophoresis markers please do not hesitate to contact our customer service for further guidance.image

Use the biotin random prime DNA labeling kit (PI17075) to create biotin-labeled probes for Southern blotting. The probes are created when random heptanucleotides containing all possible sequences are annealed to a denatured DNA template. These then act as primers for complementary strand synthesis by DNA polymerase. The product formulation uses biotinylated dCTP instead of dUTP to maximize the streptavidin-HRP binding and increase the sensitivity. Reactions can be done with as little as 100ng of starting DNA template. The Klenow fragment in the labeling kit is exonuclease-free to produce higher yields. Each reaction will yield enough probe sample for three 10x10cm (315/16x315/16") blots.

Once the labeled probes are ready for the membrane, use the chemiluminescent hybridization and detection kit (PI17097) to detect the streptavidin-HRP labeled probe. The kit combines an enhanced luminol substrate for horseradish peroxidase (HRP) with pre-mixed hybridization and blocking buffers to ensure consistent results with sensitivity equal to or greater than radioactive phosphorus techniques. The protocol is amenable to many formats and results are easily recorded by a 1-5 minute exposure to X-ray film or with a CCD camera.

Ordering Information: The biotin random prime DNA labeling kit (PI17075) comes with 100µL 5X heptanucleotide mix, 80µL 5X deoxynucleotide mix, 50µL 10X reaction buffer, 10µL Klenow DNA polymerase, 5µL control DNA, 1mL 5M ammonium acetate, 1mL 0.5M EDTA at pH 8.0, 1mL nuclease-free water, and 20µL biotin-II-dUTP. Reagents included are sufficient for 10 reactions. The chemiluminscence hybridization and detection kit (PI17097) comes with 1.5mL stabilized conjugated streptavidin-HRP, 80mL luminol/enhancer solution, 80mL stable peroxide solution, 125mL hybridization buffer, 375mL 2X hybridization stringency wash buffer, 500mL blocking buffer, 500mL 4X wash buffer, and 500mL substrate equilibration buffer. Reagents provided are sufficient for 1000cm2 of blotting membrane. The complete labeleing and detection kit (PI17175) contains everything found in kits PI17075 and PI17097. The chemiluminescent substrate (PI17295) is available separately. The substrate comes with 50mL each of luminol/enhancer solution and stable peroxide solution and is sufficient for 1000cm2 of blotting membrane.

Specifications for Pierce NORTH2SOUTH Chemiluminescent 17097:

Description:Chemiluminescent Hybridization and Detection Kit
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