Millipore Sigma Webinar
 

PowerSoil® DNA Isolation Kit Extract Microbial DNA from All Soil Types

The PowerSoil® DNA Isolation Kit is the next generation soil DNA kit from Mo Bio, which uses a novel, patented Inhibitor Removal Technology® to extract microbial DNA from all soil types and other environmental samples.

The isolated DNA has the highest level of purity allowing for more successful PCR and QPCR amplification of organisms from the sample. The kit is ideal for processing all environmental samples including difficult types containing a high humic acid content such as compost, sediment, and manure.

PCR analysis has been performed to detect a variety of organisms including both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria (e.g. Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus anthracis), fungi (e.g. yeasts, molds), algae, and actinomycetes (e.g. Streptomyces), and nematodes.

The PowerSoil® DNA Isolation Kit distinguishes itself from other kits with a patented humic substance/brown color removal procedure that removes PCR inhibitors from even the most difficult soil types, promoting successful downstream PCR analysis. When choosing between the PowerSoil® DNA Isolation Kit and the UltraClean® Soil DNA Isolation Kit, use this kit for samples that are very high in humic content. Do not let the name fool you. Our customers use this kit successfully on diverse sample types such as food (cheese, milk, meat, fruit), water, insects and fecal samples in a variety of applications including biodefense, agriculture and zoology. These soil kits are used by the USEPA, USDA, FBI and CDC for soil analysis.

NOTE: This item is from our 'historic' database and may contain information which is not up to date.

Source : MO BIO Laboratories, Inc View Company Information

Posted on December 1, 2009



Fijifilm Pyrostar testing critical water used in the reprocessing of medical devices
 

SGL Plates and Culture Media for Pharmaceutical Microbiology
 

AI for microbiology
 

QC Standards Controls and Proficiency Testing Schemes
 

Get our eNewsletter
Over 7,000 microbiology professionals get our weekly eNewsletter - subscribe now and find out why!

LATEST MICROBIOLOGY NEWS

MICROBIOLOGY EVENTS