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Bioo Scientific has launched the NEXTflex™ Directional RNA-Seq Kit (dUTP-based) which is designed to prepare directional, strand specific RNA libraries. The NEXTflex RNA-Seq Kit (dUTP-based), with its master mixed reagents, simplifies the sample prep procedure required for single, paired-end and multiplexed sequencing of RNA using Illumina® sequencers. In addition, sets of up to 96 unique adapter barcodes are available that allow for high-throughput, multiplexed sequencing. This kit also features a completely gel-free protocol and bead based clean-up which significantly lowers the library preparation time and sample loss. The design of the kit is compatible with automation.
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Bioo Scientific has updated its directional RNA-seq library preparation kit with the NEXTflex™ Directional RNA-Seq Kit (dUTP-based) v2. The new kit features combined steps and streamlined cleanup for faster library preparation and lower sample loss. With its master mixed reagents, the NEXTflex™ Directional RNA-Seq Kit (dUTP-based) v2 simplifies the sample prep procedure required for single, paired-end and multiplexed sequencing of RNA using Illumina® sequencers. Up to 96 unique adapter barcodes are available that allow for high-throughput, multiplexed sequencing.
Let me know if you would like me to send you a manual.Last edited by Bioo Scientific; 06-03-2014, 10:41 AM.
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