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DNA Amplification

Polymerase enzymes are responsible for replication and formation of new nucleic acid strands. Polymerase enzymes exist in many forms, and fulfill different roles in molecular biology based on template and end product:

  • DNA-dependent DNA polymerases (often referred to as DNA replication enzymes or simply DNA polymerases) recognize a template of single stranded DNA, and anneal one deoxynucleotide at a time to form a complementary strand of DNA. DNA-dependent DNA polymerases are most frequently used for DNA replication in experiments like polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
  • RNA-dependent DNA polymerases (often referred to as reverse transcriptases) recognizes a template of single stranded RNA, and anneal a single deoxynucleotide at a time to form a complete complementary strand of DNA. RNA-dependent DNA-polymerases are frequently used to generate cDNA copies of mRNA transcripts (e.g. when generating a cDNA library via RT-PCR).

More information about our Taq, Pfu and special polymerases.

6 results :

DNA Amp 5 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
5 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188193
DNA Amp 1 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
1 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188236
DNA Amp 5 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
5 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188231
DNA Amp 5 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
5 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188198
DNA Amp 5 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
5 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188210
DNA Amp 10 U/μL
Application:
DNA Amplification
Concentration:
10 U/μL
Catalog No. ABIN3188235
  • Type Enzyme
    • Enzyme
  • Supplier
    • antibodies-online
  • Application DNA Amplification (DNA Amp)
    • DNA Amplification (DNA Amp)
    • Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
    • Restriction Digest (RD)
    • cDNA Synthesis (cDNA)
    • Genome Editing with Engineered Nucleases (GEEN)
    • Quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR)
    • DNA Modification (DNA Mod)
    • Ligation (Lig)
    • RNA Modification (RNA Mod)
    • DNA Manipulation (DNA Man)
  • Conjugate
    • Un-conjugated
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