(28) M13 Reverse primer set

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(28) M13 Reverse primer set Specification

Storage
Store at -20C in a sterile environment; avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles

Application
Used in DNA sequencing PCR amplification and molecular biology research

Other Names
M13 reverse sequencing primer

Taste
(Not consumable)

Melting Point
Depends on DNA sequence but typically between 5070C

Physical Form
Lyophilized powder or solution

HS Code
29349990

Appearance
Powder or liquid form (depends on preparation)

Usage
Primarily for genomic research applications and DNA replication studies

Smell
Other

Shelf Life
1218 months under proper storage conditions Months

Shape
Powder (granules) or liquid droplets

Poisonous
No

Ph Level
Neutral (Approx. pH 7)

Classification
Other

Chemical Name
Other

Type
Biological/Scientific Tool

Purity(%)
99%

Color
White (for physical form if powder) transparent (if liquid-based)

About (28) M13 Reverse primer set

(28) M13 Reverse primer setstorage temp. 2-8C Description Components Set of four vials of primer, each individually labeled at the 5-end with: FAM: (5[6]-carboxyfluorescein)JOE: (6-carboxy-4,5-dichloro-2,7-dimethoxyfluorescein)ROX: (5[6]-carboxy-X-rhodamine), andTAMRA: (5[6]-carboxytetramethylrhodamine.Supplied as solutions, 50 l each, in tris-EDTA buffer, pH 7.5, at 1 picomole/l Analysis Note Tested for purity with HPLC, PAGE, and OD. Packaging Packaged in amber tubes to protect from light. Application (28) M13 Reverse primer set is a single-stranded oligonucleotide with 5-hydroxyl and 3-hydroxyl ends and a selection of four fluorescent lables for use in polymerase chain reaction protocols (PCR).

FAQs of (28) M13 Reverse primer set:

Q: What is the physical form of the M13 Reverse primer set?

A: The M13 Reverse primer set is available in a lyophilized powder or solution form, depending on the preparation.

Q: What is the shelf life of the M13 Reverse primer set?

A: The shelf life is approximately 1218 months when stored under proper conditions.

Q: What is the recommended storage condition for the M13 Reverse primer set?

A: Store the product at -20C in a sterile environment and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

Q: What is the typical melting point range of the M13 Reverse primer set?

A: The melting point usually ranges between 5070C, depending on the DNA sequence.

Q: Can the M13 Reverse primer set be used for consumable applications?

A: No, the product is not consumable and is used primarily as a biological/scientific tool in DNA sequencing, PCR amplification, and molecular biology research.