Product category
DNA & RNA Reagents
DNA and RNA reagent references include nucleotides, polymerases and buffers that a molecular workflow may name individually.
Independent manufacturer reference listings. Product names belong to their respective manufacturers. Enquire to verify sourcing, variant details and suitability. No prices or stock commitments are displayed.
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SiriAmp® dATP Solution (100 mM)
Deoxyadenosine triphosphate solution for enzymatic DNA synthesis reactions.
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SiriAmp® dCTP Solution (100 mM)
Deoxycytidine triphosphate solution for nucleic-acid reactions.
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SiriAmp® dGTP Solution (100 mM)
Deoxyguanosine triphosphate reagent solution for DNA synthesis.
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SiriAmp® dNTP Mix, 10 mM (2.5 mM each)
Equimolar mixture containing dATP, dCTP, dGTP and dTTP for amplification workflows.
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SiriAmp® dNTP Mix, 40 mM (10 mM each)
Higher concentration nucleotide mixture for custom PCR reaction preparation.
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SiriAmp® dNTP Set (100 mM solutions)
Separate deoxynucleotide solutions enabling customised nucleotide mixtures.
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SiriAmp® dTTP Solution (100 mM)
Deoxythymidine triphosphate solution for PCR and molecular workflows.
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SiriAmp® Nuclease Free PCR Grade Water
PCR reaction diluent with nuclease-free formulation as represented by the manufacturer.
View referenceHow these references are used
Nucleotides, buffers, polymerases and nucleic-acid workflow reagents.
DNA & RNA Reagents records are used when a laboratory is naming the class of reagent, kit or consumable behind a nucleic-acid method: amplification, extraction, a gel, or a sequencing library. Read the record for the manufacturer and any code that has actually been verified, then write the sample, the enzyme class and the readout into the enquiry. A catalogue line is a reference for an enquiry. It is not a price, a stock statement, or a claim that Evrinth Studio distributes or operates the named product.
Selection considerations
- Separate a product family from a pack size. Many published lines describe a family, not every catalogue code the manufacturer sells.
- Match the chemistry to the template you have. Genomic DNA, plasmid DNA, total RNA and a short amplicon do not ask for the same enzyme or clean-up.
- Treat controls as part of the method. A no-template control, a positive control and a defined ladder or standard belong in the plan before a brand is chosen.
- If a measurement or certification is missing from the record, leave it missing. Ask for the manufacturer document rather than filling the gap.