Cell-Free DNA Extraction from Plasma
Apostle MiniMax™ High Efficiency Cell-Free DNA (cfDNA) extraction from plasma, serum, and urine.
Apostle MiniMax™ High Efficiency cfDNA Isolation Kit
Extraction of cell-free DNA (cfDNA) from plasma, serum, and urine using magnetic bead-based technology.
- Extraction of cfDNA from up to 5 mL of liquid input
- Demonstrated capability with NGS and PCR-based assays
- Demonstrated extraction from cell-free DNA collection tubes
Product Features
Overview
Apostle MiniMax™ has demonstrated data for cell-free DNA (cfDNA) isolation from plasma, serum, and urine.
Usable for NGS and PCR-based Assays
Apostle MiniMax™ efficiently removes PCR inhibitors to allow for use in NGS and PCR-based assays.
Scalable Chemistry
Increasing input volumes allows for linear DNA yield increase.
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Cell-Free DNA (cfDNA) Isolation from Plasma using Apostle MiniMax™ High Efficiency cfDNA Isolation Kit on a King Fisher™ Duo Prime
This protocol demonstrates the Apostle MiniMax High Efficiency cfDNA Isolation Kit performance on the KingFisher Duo Prime purification system.
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(5mLX50 preps) protocol v36.docx
The kit is designed for isolating DNA from cell-free plasma, serum, and urine samples using proprietary technology.
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(4 mLX384 preps) protocol v36.docx
The kit is designed for isolating DNA from cell-free plasma, serum, and urine samples using proprietary technology.
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(1mLX50 preps) protocol v36.docx
The kit is designed for isolating DNA from cell-free plasma, serum, and urine samples using proprietary technology.
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(1mLX10 preps) protocol v36
The Apostle MiniMaxâ„¢ High Efficiency cfDNA Isolation Kit is designed for isolating DNA from cell-free plasma, serum, and urine samples. The kit uses proprietary technology to offer highly efficient, reproducible recovery of high-quality cfDNA with high yield.
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Product Solutions For Viral Research Workflows
This brochure outlines Beckman Coulter's product solutions for various stages of viral research, including sample collection, virus identification, and vaccine development.