Mycoplasma Pro PCR Detection Kit

Description

Save when you buy abms Mycoplasma Pro PCR Detection Kit bundled with MycoAway 1000X Mycoplasma Cocktail Cat. No. G398 . Click here and add this bundle to your cart to save instantly Mycoplasma Pro PCR Detection Kit is an improved PCR test for mycoplasma building upon our best-selling kit Cat. No. G238 . This new version now includes: a modified Pro Primer Mix and more stringent cycling conditions to include the detection of additional Mycoplasma and Acholeplasma strains such as A. laidlawii an internal PCR control that helps confidently distinguish between a genuine negative and a false negative result due to technical errors or PCR inhibition. Timely detection of Mycoplasmas in cell cultures is recommended to deter wide-spread contamination and save on the costly efforts of elimination. This kit includes a PCR MasterMix containing gel loading dye for added convenience. Kit Features: No DNA isolation needed: Add cell culture media sample directly to PCR reaction Rapid and Comprehensive: Detect 300+ Mycoplasma and Acholeplasma strains in less than 2 hours Highly Sensitive and Specific: Demonstrated the highest true positive and lowest false positive rates compared to competing kits Easy-to-use: Includes ready-to-use primer mix, positive control and an internal PCR control Out-performs Sigma and Lonzas kits Competitor Performance Comparison Combine with our bestselling MycoAway 1000X Mycoplasma Cocktail Cat. No. G398 to eliminate 70+ species of Mycoplasma Product Components Quantity Nuclease-Free H2O 1.0 ml BlasTaq 2X PCR MasterMix 1.25 ml Pro Primer Mix 100 mul Positive Control 250 mul ISO 13485:2016 MDSAP Certified Our PCR Products are manufactured under a Quality Management System conforming with ISO 13485:2016 as certified by Intertek a MDSAP recognized auditing organization . Why test your cells for Mycoplasma? Due to its small size, Mycoplasma can be present in your growth media without being visibly detected. This can cause significant errors in your experiments due to its effects on: proliferation metabolism gene synthesis & processing adhesion properties and more Many publishers now request Mycoplasma testing to be reported along with manuscript submissions to ensure accuracy in data reporting. Visit our learning resources center to read more about Mycoplasma contamination.