Magnetic Micropheres B HYC125

Magnetic bead-based nucleic acid purification technology uses nano-micron superparamagnetic materials as the matrix, generally black ferric oxide or yellow-brown ferric oxide as the magnetic material. The surface of the microbeads is coated with appropriate functional groups, which can react with nucleic acids for adsorption. Magnetic beads commonly used for nucleic acids include carboxyl-containing magnetic beads, hydroxyl-containing magnetic beads, and silanol-containing magnetic beads. Silicon dioxide containing silanol in the matrix is the most common, and its principle of adsorbing nucleic acids is consistent with the classic glass milk purification technology or glass fiber filter membrane purification method. Magnetic Microspheres B is a monodisperse spherical carboxyl magnetic bead prepared by the sandwich method. The core is a 0.6um polystyrene microbead with uniform particle size, the middle layer is a nano-scale magnetic response layer of ferric oxide, and the surface is a carboxyl-rich phenylethylene polymer. This product can be used for plasmid extraction, gel DNA recovery, product purification, genomic DNA and RNA extraction, and viral nucleic acid extraction.