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Avam® ssDNA Binding Protein (E. coli) selectively binds single-stranded DNA, forming tetramers of four identical 18.9 kDa subunits, providing protection to 8-16 nucleotides. Primarily involved in DNA replication, recombination, and repair processes in nature, this protein enhances specific DNA polymerase-mediated reactions in vitro by relaxing DNA secondary structure and boosting enzyme processivity. Its ability to bind single-stranded DNA effectively allows for the stabilization of DNA regions, minimizing secondary structure formation and facilitating the fidelity of DNA polymerase during replication and amplification processes. Supplied in a buffer solution containing 50 mM Tris-HCl, 200 mM NaCl, 1.0 mM DTT, 0.1 mM EDTA, and 50% glycerol, pH 7.5 at 25°C, this protein is a versatile tool for various molecular biology applications, aiding in the manipulation and analysis of DNA molecules with enhanced precision and efficiency.
● Avam® ssDNA Binding Protein (E. coli) (1.5 mg)
● Storage buffer solution
● Storage temperature: –25°C to –15°C
● Molecular weight: 18.975 Kilo Daltons
● Purity: >99%
● Single-stranded exonuclease: <1% released
● Double-stranded exonuclease: <1% released
● Double-stranded endonuclease: No conversion
● E.coli DNA contamination: <0.7 µg inhibits PCR
● Enhances DNA Polymerase Fidelity
● Facilitates primer sequestration
● Allows for longer read lengths in pyrosequencing for SNP analysis
This protein stabilizes single-stranded DNA regions, reduces DNA secondary structure, and enhances the fidelity and processivity of certain DNA polymerase-mediated reactions.
It should be stored at temperatures ranging from -25°C to -15°C for optimal stability.
As a starting point, add Avam® ssDNA Binding Protein (E. coli) at a concentration range between 20-320 ng/µL per 50 µL reaction to identify the optimal concentration for PCR reactions.
Purity and activity are evaluated through various quality control measures, including SDS-PAGE, specific activity assays, and tests for contaminating E. coli DNA.
Yes, it can also be utilized in primer sequestration and for enabling longer read lengths in pyrosequencing for SNP analysis.
| Quantity | 1.5mg |
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