Application
The AltoStar® Whole Blood Pretreatment Buffer 1.5 is a reagent suitable for the stabilization and liquefaction of whole blood samples for the subsequent isolation and purification of nucleic acids.
Application
The AltoStar® Whole Blood Pretreatment Buffer 1.5 is a reagent suitable for the stabilization and liquefaction of whole blood samples for the subsequent isolation and purification of nucleic acids.
AltoStar® Purification Kit 1.5 (RUO only)
The AltoStar® Automated Whole Blood Pretreatment is a software for the AltoStar® Workflow. With this software, the pretreatment of whole blood with the AltoStar® Automated Whole Blood Pretreatment Buffer 1.5 is performed automatically by the AltoStar® Automation System AM16. All pipetting steps are then executed by the AltoStar® AM16, starting with sample pretreatment, subsequent nucleic acid purification and final PCR setup.
Short protocol – AltoStar® Automated Whole Blood Pretreatment
Flyer – AltoStar® Automated Whole Blood Pretreatment
For research use only (RUO). Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Kits not available in all countries.
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altona Diagnostics GmbH
Mörkenstr. 12
22767 Hamburg, Germany
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