Gdna eraser perfect real time
The GDNA Eraser (Perfect Real Time) is a laboratory equipment designed to remove genomic DNA (gDNA) from RNA samples. It is a tool used in molecular biology applications to ensure the purity of RNA preparations, which is essential for accurate downstream analysis such as real-time PCR.
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