Lysate clearance and nucleic acid isolation using silanized silica matrices
AssigneePromega Corporation
InventorsRex M. Bitner, Daniel J. Simpson, Roderick G. Flemming, Susan C. Koller
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AssigneePromega Corporation
InventorsRex M. Bitner, Daniel J. Simpson, Roderick G. Flemming, Susan C. Koller
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A method is provided for using a silanized silica matrix to isolate a target nucleic acids, such as plasmid DNA, fragments of DNA, chromosomal DNA, or RNA from contaminants, including proteins, lipids, cellular debris, or non-target nucleic acids. The silanized silica matrix comprises a silica based solid phase and a plurality of silane ligands covalently attached to the surface of the solid phase. Non-target material adsorbs to the silanized silica matrix in the presence of a sufficient concentration of chaotropic salt, while target nucleic acids adsorb to the matrix under other solution conditions. The method of using the silanized silica matrix of the present invention can be used to clear solutions of disrupted biological material, and to isolate nucleic acids therefrom or from other solutions containing nucleic acids and at least one contaminant.
A method of clearing a solution of disrupted biological material, according to steps comprising:
A method of clearing a solution of disrupted biological material, according to steps comprising:
The method of isolating a target nucleic acid from a nucleic acid adsorption solution, comprising the steps of:
A method of isolating a target nucleic acid from a nucleic acid adsorption solution using a silanized magnetic particle, comprising the steps of:
A kit comprising, in a single container:
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