Dnaase
DNAase is a laboratory product designed for the degradation of DNA. It functions to break down DNA molecules through enzymatic activity, facilitating the removal of DNA from samples or experimental setups.
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6 protocols using dnaase
RNA Extraction from Frozen Tumor Tissues
Quantitative RT-PCR Gene Expression Analysis
Mosquito RNA Extraction and Reverse Transcription
Simultaneous RNA and DNA Extraction from Tumor Tissue
homogenizer with 1 ml TRIzol (Ambion); after phase separation by extraction with
0.2 ml chloroform, the aqueous phase was recovered for RNA extraction and the
interphase and phenol-chloroform phase were used for isolation of genomic DNA.
Total RNA and genomic DNA were extracted according to the manufacturer’s
instruction. Briefly, RNA was precipitated by adding an equal volume of
100% Isopropanol with 5 μg/ml linear acrylamide to the aqueous
phase of TRIzol mixture. The RNA pellet was then washed with 75% ethanol
and treated with DNAase (QIAGEN) to remove contaminating DNA. Genomic DNA was
precipitated by adding 0.3 ml 100% ethanol to phenol-chloroform phase of
TRIzol mixture. Then the DNA pellet was washed by citrate/ethanol solution (0.1
M sodium citrate in 10% ethanol, pH8.5). After washing, the DNA pellet
was dissolved in 8 mM NaOH and then adjusted to pH7-8 with HEPES.
RNA Extraction and RT-qPCR Analysis of Mosquito Transcription Factors
Simultaneous RNA and DNA Extraction from Tumor Tissue
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