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Enzymes & PCR Master Mixes

Enzyme and master-mix references name amplification enzymes, reverse transcriptases and additives without inventing a cycling protocol.

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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Siriprogen Life Sciences

SiriAmp® 2X High-Performance Master Mix — Clear

Ready-to-use conventional amplification mix without coloured loading dye.

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SiriAmp® 2X High-Performance Master Mix — Green

Twofold PCR master-mix format with green tracking formulation.

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Siriprogen Life Sciences

SiriAmp® 2X High-Performance Master Mix — Red

Twofold PCR master-mix format with red tracking formulation.

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SiriAmp® 2X Hot-Start Master Mix

Pre-mixed hot-start DNA amplification formulation.

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SiriAmp® 2X LongAmpliQ PCR Master Mix

PCR mix intended for long-range DNA target amplification.

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Siriprogen Life Sciences

SiriAmp® Hot-Start DNA Polymerase, 5 U/µL (Antibody-based)

Hot-start DNA polymerase using antibody-mediated enzyme control.

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SiriAmp® Hot-Start DNA Polymerase, 5 U/µL (Aptamer-based)

Hot-start DNA polymerase using aptamer-mediated inhibition.

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SiriAmp® Pfu DNA Polymerase, 5 U/µL

Proofreading DNA polymerase for high-fidelity amplification applications.

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SiriAmp® Taq DNA Polymerase, 5 U/µL (Buffer with MgCl₂)

A Taq polymerase formulation supplied with a magnesium-containing buffer for conventional PCR.

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SiriAmp® Taq DNA Polymerase, 5 U/µL (Separate MgCl₂)

Taq polymerase supplied with separate magnesium reagent for PCR setup.

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How these references are used

PCR enzymes, amplification mixes, reverse transcriptases and reaction additives.

Enzymes & PCR Master Mixes 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.