Direct-zol RNA Purification Kits
RNA from TRIzol® in 7 Minutes
The Direct-zol RNA kits provide a streamlined method for the purification of high-quality RNA directly from samples in TRI Reagent® or similar.
The procedure is easy. Simply apply a prepared sample in TRI Reagent® directly to the Zymo-Spin Column and then bind, wash, and elute the RNA. No phase separation, precipitation, or post-purification steps are necessary.
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No Chloroform. No Precipitation. No Phase Separation!
Direct-zol: 7 minutes
Conventional Method: 90+ minutes
Higher RNA Yields
Direct-zol RNA kits recover ~4-fold more miRNAs(< 40 nt) than conventional methods.
Workflow and Compatibilities
The Only Automated Solution for TRIzol® Samples
High Quality, NGS-Ready RNA
The Direct-zol-96 MagBead RNA method eliminates traditional chloroform, phase separation, and preciptiation steps, enabling a fully automatable TRIzol® extraction. Just add ethanol to any TRIzol® sample, bind to magnetic beads, wash, and elute NGS-ready RNA.
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