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• Sample Closure: These strips are used to hermetically seal 0.1 ml or 0.2 ml tubes, which are used to store and perform chemical reactions, including PCR and RT-qPCR reactions.
• 8-strip design: the closure strips are available as a strip that connects eight small tubes of 0.1 ml or 0.2 ml each. Such strips are convenient because they allow multiple reactions to be carried out simultaneously, which is especially useful in laboratory work where we need many samples for analysis.
• Flat Lids: The flat lids of the strips are optimized to fit tightly against the tubes, helping to maintain airtightness and minimize the risk of possible sample contamination.
• Material: The capping strips are made of materials that can withstand the temperatures used in PCR and RT-qPCR reactions, including high temperatures during DNA denaturation and extreme temperature changes during thermal cycling.
• Markings: Googlab Scientific brand strips have numerical markings to help identify individual samples in the strip, which is important when running multiple reactions simultaneously.
• Automation: the strips are compatible with automated PCR and RT-qPCR reaction systems, allowing for even greater efficiency and precision in testing.
• High-quality materials: Strips and lids are usually made of high-quality plastics that are resistant to temperature changes, chemicals and other factors that can occur during PCR or RT-qPCR reactions.
• Process optimization: The ability to run multiple reactions simultaneously in a single strip increases efficiency and saves time. Different samples, conditions or genes can be tested in a single run, which is beneficial for scientific research and diagnostics.
• DNase and RNase: These are enzymes that degrade DNA and RNA, respectively. In molecular laboratories, DNase or RNase contamination can cause degradation of targeted DNA or RNA, leading to inaccurate or erroneous experimental results. The “Dnase/Rnase Free” designation means that the capping strips and plates have undergone a process that removes or inactivates these enzymes to prevent degradation of genetic material during experiments.
• Pyrogens: Pyrogens are substances that can cause inflammatory reactions in the body, such as fever. Pyrogens can affect experimental results and lead to interference with analyses. The “Pyrogen Free” designation means that the closure strips and plates have undergone a process that eliminates pyrogens, minimizing the risk of inflammatory reactions or interference with experimental results.