ARMS PCR Mix P4011 P4012 SNP Genotyping

Description

ARMS PCR Mix is a 2x PCR Mix solution developed for ARMS PCR, containing chemically modified hotstart Taq DNA polymerase, dNTPs, buffer and other essential components for PCR amplification (except templates and primers). When used, only templates and primers need to be added into the amplification system, greatly simplifying the operation process, shortening the operation time, and reducing pollution (less sampling times). The reaction system of ARMS PCR Mix is specially optimized to reduce the formation of amplification products by mismatched primers and significantly improve the specificity of PCR amplification. At the same time, the system contains strong stabilizer, repeated freeze-thaw does not affect the performance of amplification.

ARMS-PCR (Amplification Refractory Mutation System PCR) is a diagnostic technique used to detect a specific mutation or genetic variation in a DNA sample. This technique uses primers to amplify only mutant alleles and not wild type alleles. By targeting specific mutations, ARMS-PCR can be used to identify disease-causing mutations, monitor disease progression, and study population genetic variation. It is a highly sensitive and specific method, which is widely used in the field of genetic testing and personalized medicine.

Applications

• ARMS PCR

• High specificity PCR

Features

• Convenient: only primers and template DNA are added when prepare final PCR

• High specificity: hotstart Taq DNA Polymerase

• High stability: the performance is not easy to change

• High sensitivity: efficient detection of mutations

Contents: #P4011

Contents: #P4012