DNA Extraction: No Beads Required

Find out more about the evolution of solid-phase DNA extraction

Written byAnalytik Jena andAnalytik Jena US
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DNA Extraction

DNA is the carrier of genetic information, composed of fixed ratios of adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine bases, structurally forms a double helix. In the century and a half since the first protocol for DNA extraction was developed, methods have undergone numerous changes. Now, solid-phase DNA extraction method development is moving toward more universal and “hands-off ” solutions.

Download this resource guide to learn about:

  • Nucleic acid isolation through the ages
  • Nucleic acid extraction from multiple sample types
  • Automating DNA extraction
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