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Cat. No.: PRN-2k (for 2KU)

Cat. No.: PRN-40k (for 40KU)

Cat. No.: GFPRN-40k (for 40KU, glycerol free)

Description

PrimeIAmp™ RNasin (RNase inhibitor) is recombined and expressed by electronic re-framing technology, which can efficiently form a 1:1 complex with RNase A/B/C, thus protecting RNA from degradation. 

Compared with the wild-type human, murine, and porcine inhibitor, the enzyme has been significantly improved in the following aspects: 

• The performance of antioxidant/anti-sulfhydryl has been improved. At the concentration of 0-10 mM DTT, there is no significant difference in activity, so it is not only suitable for PCR but also suitable for high-concentration DTT systems such as transcription. 
• The affinity has been significantly improved, which can completely inhibit RNase under specific conditions, thus protecting RNA molecules in the system for a long time. 
• The heat resistance has been significantly improved. After heating at 55 ° C for 10min, the activity remained at more than 90%.

Component

2000U

PrimeIAmp™ RNasin (RNase inhibitor) (40 U/μl): 50 μl

40KU

PrimeIAmp™ RNasin (RNase inhibitor) (40 U/μl): 1 ml

Application

• cDNA synthesis
• Cell-free system transcription or translation
• Increase the yield and activity of polyribosomes

Unit Definition                           

One unit is defined as the amount of RNase Inhibitor required to inhibit 50% activity of 5 ng RNase A.

Storage

Store at -20°C.

Related: RNasin, Murine RNasin

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