Sustainable Murine Rnase Inhibitor (40 U/μl) _ 10603es And More [MfF2NwVW]

Murine RNase Inhibitor: The Ultimate RNA Protection Solution

The Murine RNase Inhibitor (40 U/μL) _ 10603ES is a highly effective tool for researchers seeking to safeguard their RNA samples. This recombinant mouse RNase inhibitor, expressed and purified in a soluble form in E. coli, offers broad-spectrum inhibition against various types of RNases, including RNase A, B, and C. Its unique ability to bind non-covalently with RNases to form a complex ensures that RNases are rendered inactive, protecting your RNA samples from degradation. Key features include: broad-spectrum RNase inhibitory activity, compatibility with a wide range of reaction conditions, and scalability for large-scale experiments.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

This product is tested and compatible with Hifair® III Reverse Transcriptase and various DNA Polymerases, making it ideal for experiments requiring high sensitivity to DTT, such as qPCR. It boasts greater antioxidant activity compared to human RNase inhibitors, thanks to the absence of two cysteine residues that are highly sensitive to oxidation in human proteins. Technical specifications include: pH stability from 5.0 to 9.0, temperature stability from 25°C to 60°C, and batch-to-batch stability, ensuring consistent performance across multiple experiments.

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Murine RNase Inhibitor is versatile and can be used in various experiments, such as first-strand cDNA synthesis, separation of polyribosomes, in vitro transcription, and in vitro cell-free translation systems. Its compatibility with a broad spectrum of downstream experiments, including SP6, T7, T3 RNA polymerases, AMV, M-MLV reverse transcriptases, and Taq DNA polymerases, makes it an invaluable tool in molecular biology research. Benefits include: no exonuclease or incision enzyme residue, no RNase enzyme residue, and comparable RNase enzyme inhibition ability to competing brands, ensuring reliable and consistent results in your experiments.