Cryogenic Supplies

Benchmark Scientific Accuris Series Taq master mix red dyes allow amplified samples to be loaded directly on an agarose gel. They help in pipetting visualisation and provide a high buffer density to ensure that the samples fall into the gel wells. These dyes are useful in PCR (polymerase chain reactions) applications.

Benchmark Scientific Accuris Series Taq Plus master mixes are PCR reagent designed for high-fidelity amplification of DNA targets. They are used in molecular biology research, diagnostic laboratories and academic institutions. These ready-to-use mixes reduce pipetting steps and errors, ensuring convenience & accuracy in PCR setup. They have improved yields for long templates, allowing successful amplification of DNA sequences of various lengths. These mixes have 3'dA-overhangs, suitable for TA cloning, simplifying downstream cloning processes. They can be stored at for up to 12 months at -20 degrees C, preserving the activity of the product for extended periods.

Benchmark Scientific myGel InstaView Series gel tanks are ideal for operating, monitoring and recording electrophoretic separations. They have an orange filter (in the lid) for visualising the DNA in the gel box and do not require any additional equipment.

Benchmark Scientific Accuris Series probe no rox RT-qPCR kits are used for conducting highly sensitive real-time RT-qPCR assays directly from RNA templates. These kits simplify workflows by providing optimised formulations of ready-to-use 2X qPCR master mix and 20X reverse transcriptase. They feature optimised buffers that contain potent RNase inhibitors and thermostable MMLV-derived reverse transcriptase for robust first-strand cDNA synthesis. These kits come with Accuris Hot Start Taq that employs an antibody-mediated hot-start mechanism, enabling sample preparation at room temperature. These kits utilise a high-purity enzyme formulation that enhances stability and performance, ensuring reliable and accurate results. The Taq enzyme becomes active only after an initial incubation at 95 degrees C and reduces non-specific amplification, and the Taq master mix includes an inert blue dye for easy pipetting and minimising errors in the process. These Accuris qMAX One-Step kits are available for both green fluorescence and probe detection methods for improved flexibility for experimental needs.