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Liquid
Colourless
Clear
Nucleic acid precipitation seen on addition to the reaction
No degradation of the nucleic acid sample after incubation at 37°C for 24 hours
Molecular biology grade glycogen is an inert carrier used to increase nucleic acid recovery from alcohol precipitation. It is a preferred co-precipitant for solutions containing oligonucleotides or low concentrations of DNA or RNA, as it does not add exogenous nucleic acids like other co-precipitants, such as yeast RNA or tRNA. Glycogen, a highly purified branched chain carbohydrate ,is insoluble in ethanol and isopropanol and forms a precipitate that traps nucleic acids.Upon centrifugation,the insoluble glycogen/nucleic acid precipitate forms a visible pellet that simplifies downstream sample processing. Glycogen Solution,20mg/mL is free of host DNA and is functionally tested for DNA precipitation. It will not affect the OD260/280 ratio or determination of nucleic acid concentration.
-20 °C (Blue/Dry Ice)
24 Months
Not Regulated for Transport (Non-Haz)
38229090 (GST 12%)
38229090 (GST 12%)
