WHAWB120065
QIAcard™ FTA™ PlantSaver cards
4 sample areas per card, pkg of 100 ea
Synonym(s):
QIAcard™ FTA™ PlantSaver (100), Whatman FTA, Z719811, whatman fta cards
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description
125 μL maximum volume/sample area, 500 μL maximum total volume/card
packaging
pkg of 100 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Qiagen WB120065
General description
Applications:
Analyze plant DNA by PCR-based assays, Detection of Genetically Modified (GM) organisms, Marker selected breeding, Varietal identification, Phylogeny analysis, Amplification of low copy number loci, Invader assays, Multiple displacement amplification, Transgenic identification.
Analysis:
Plant tissue is physically crushed on the card and the DNA binds to the matrix.
The chemical coating on the FTA™ card protects the DNA from degradation and allows the cards to be stored at room temperature for extended periods of time. To prepare the sample for PCR, the matrix is washed with two nontoxic aqueous buffers.
The DNA remains bound to the matrix throughout purification and a small disk (1.2 or 2 mm in diameter) of the matrix provides enough template for PCR analysis.
Features and Benefits
- Simply pressing plant samples onto the FTA™ matrix or applying homogenate captures and stabilizes the DNA.
- Store and collect at room and high temperatures for convenient collection in the field.
- Smaller sample size: Only young leaves are required, reducing growing time and speeding research.
- Fast purification in 30 minutes: PCR-ready DNA can be purified on FTA™ in three simple steps, all in a single tube at room temperature.
Other Notes
Field of Use : For internal research use only
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