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Accuris PR1000-6000 Taq Polymerase, 6000 Units

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multiplex PCR and amplification of GC-rich DNA
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multiplex PCR and amplification of GC-rich DNA

Product description

Specialized Hot Start Taq polymerase for efficient PCR with enhanced control.

Accuris PR1000-6000 Taq Polymerase, 6000 Units Engineered for controlled polymerase activity, Accuris Hot Start Taq is bound with a monoclonal antibody that blocks enzyme activity. This allows reactions to be set up at room temperature without the risk of non-specific amplification.When samples are ready, the reaction mixture is heated to 95°C to denature the antibody and initiate the reaction. Similar to the standard Accuris Taq, Hot Start Taq is provided with a 5X buffer, or in a ready to use 2X Master Mix. The Master Mix can be ordered with or without an incorporated red gel loading dye. The Red Dye Master Mix incorporates a red loading dye that allows amplified samples to be loaded directly on an agarose gel. The red color aids in visualization during pipetting, and higher density of the buffer ensures that the samples will drop into the gel wells.

INCLUDED: The Accuris PR1000-6000 Taq Polymerase, 6000 Units includes:

  • Accuris Taq DNA Polymerase 6000u 6000u (5u/µl)
  • Manufacturer's Documentation
  • 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026