Nuclease free water
Nuclease-free water is a type of ultrapure water that is specifically designed for use in molecular biology and other applications where the absence of nucleases is crucial. Nucleases are enzymes that can degrade nucleic acids, such as DNA and RNA, and their presence can interfere with sensitive experiments or procedures. Nuclease-free water is treated to remove any traces of these enzymes, ensuring that the water does not contain any contaminants that could affect the integrity of the samples being analyzed.
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