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The GenomePlex® Tissue Whole Genome Amplification Kit (WGA5) contains all of the reagents necessary to amplify genomic DNA directly from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE), frozen, RNAlater®-preserved or fresh tissue. The kit includes optimized reagents for tissue disruption and cell lysis eliminating the need for tedious organic extractions to remove excess paraffin or DNA purification prior to amplification. This rapid and straightforward method yields microgram quantities of genomic DNA from one milligram of tissue.
DNA isolated from archived tissue is often of poor quality making it unsuitable for most commercially available whole genome amplification kits that require high quality DNA as starting material. The flexibility of the GenomePlex technology enables the use of compromised starting material, such as DNA isolated from FFPE tissue, for whole genome amplification.
Features
- Streamlined protocol
Optimized extraction protocol: no deparaffinization or DNA purification necessary
- Robust and Accurate Amplification
Suitable for direct amplification from fresh or frozen tissue, FFPE or RNAlater -preserved samples with no detectable allele bias
- Unlimited Genetic Analysis
Identification of genome-wide copy number and chromosomal abnormalities from archived tissue
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Ordering Information
For a limited time receive 25% off of the WGA5 10 reaction kit. Enter promo code 979.
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Product Name |
Technical Bulletin |
| WGA5 |
GenomePlex Tissue Whole Genome Amplification (WGA) Kit |
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GenomePlex WGA kits are not for use for third party services or diagnostic applications. For information regarding services for whole genome amplification or whole transcriptome amplification of population, clinical samples, or diagnostics applications, contact Rubicon Genomics (www.rubicongenomics.com).
GenomePlex® and OmniPlex® are trademarks of Rubicon Genomics, Inc.
TaqMan® is a registered trademark of Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.
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