4926955

Invitrogen™ AccuPrime™ GC-Rich DNA Polymerase

AccuPrime GC-Rich DNA Polymerase is designed to provide high-yield, high-specificity amplification of difficult-to-amplify templates, such as those with >65% GC content.

Manufacturer: Fischer Scientific

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GC-Rich PCR Performance

High

Reaction Speed

Standard

For Use With (Application)

Hot-start PCR

Hot Start

Built-In Hot Start

Reaction Format

Separate Components

Polymerase

AccuPrime GC-Rich DNA Polymerase

Shipping Condition

Wet or Dry Ice

Fidelity (vs. Taq)

2X

Overhang

Blunt

Size (Final Product)

5 kb or less

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Description

  • AccuPrime GC-Rich DNA Polymerase is designed to provide high-yield, high-specificity amplification of difficult-to-amplify templates, such as those with >65% GC content
  • The kit offers a choice of buffers for amplifying genomic DNA targets (Buffer A) or non-GC-rich cDNA, plasmid, and lambda-based targets (Buffer B)
  • AccuPrime GC-Rich DNA Polymerase features High yields for targets up to 5 kb in length AccuPrime accessory proteins for improved PCR specificity Sensitivity down to 5 ng of template DNA Robust and specific amplifications The AccuPrime buffers contain thermostable proteins that enhance primer-template hybridization during PCR, increasing the specificity of the reaction
  • The polymerase itself, from the archaebacterium Pyrolobus fumarius , has a five-fold better processivity than Taq DNA polymerase, and remains active even after 4 hours at 95°C
  • Unit definition One unit of AccuPrime GC-Rich DNA Polymerase is the amount of enzyme required to incorporate 10 nmoles of dNTPs into acid-insoluble material in 30 min
  • at 74°C
  • Order Info Approved for shipment on Wet or Dry Ice