Turbo Nuclease, also known as Benzonase(r), Serratia marcescens, recombinant, E. coli

Jena Bioscience

Turbo Nuclease, also known as Benzonase(r), Serratia marcescens, recombinant, E. coli

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Turbo Nuclease is very effective in degrading nucleic acid from protein samples and it is used in a variety of application where complete hydrolysis of DNA/RNA is required:Reduction of viscosity from cell lysatesPrevention of cell clumpingElimination of unspecific protein-DNA complexes prior 2D- or native gel electrophoresisRemoval of nucleic acids from large-scale protein preparations

Research Use Only

250 unit/ul

Turbo Nuclease is a broad-spectrum endonuclease that cleaves both DNA and RNA molecules independently of being single- or double-stranded, circular, linear or supercoiled. The enzyme is highly stable and active in a broad range of pH and temperature, making it ideal for a variety of downstream processes that require the degradation of DNA/RNA in a simple, efficient and specific manner.Endonuclease from Serratia macescens recombinant expressed and purified from E. coliCatalytic activity from pH 6 to 10 (optimal around 8.8) and temperature 0 to 44 °CHigh catalytic efficiency (34-fold greater than DNase I) Activity requires the presence of Mg2+ (optimum 2 mM)

-20°C

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