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Color-Tracking SYBR qPCR Master Mix

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Product Name Color-Tracking SYBR qPCR Master Mix
Catalog No. NATR-HMM-0192
Description A color-tracking SYBR qPCR system supplied with a blue master mix and yellow dilution buffer, producing a visible color change after template addition.
Intended Use Relative gene-expression analysis; absolute quantification; dye-based real-time PCR requiring visual pipetting confirmation.
Principle / Technology The blue qPCR master mix turns green when combined with template prepared in the yellow dilution buffer, while hot-start amplification and intercalating-dye detection support sensitive qPCR.
Detection Method Intercalating-dye real-time PCR with visual setup tracking.
Sample Type DNA or cDNA templates.
Performance Range / Specifications 500 or 2,500 reactions at 20 µL per reaction.
Sensitivity / LOD Supports single-digit-copy detection under suitable assay conditions.
Specificity Hot-start DNA polymerase and an optimized specificity-enhancing buffer reduce nonspecific amplification.
Reaction Conditions / Protocol Dilute the template with the supplied yellow buffer when applicable, add it to the blue master mix, confirm the expected green color, and run the compatible qPCR program.
Components / Formulation Blue SYBR qPCR master mix, yellow template dilution buffer, hot-start DNA polymerase, intercalating dye and passive-reference system.
Storage Conditions Store at −30 to −15°C protected from light.
Package Specifications 500 reactions (20 µL per reaction); 2,500 reactions (20 µL per reaction).
Product Form Color-tracking 2× SYBR qPCR master mix with dilution buffer.
Key Features Visible template-addition confirmation; single-digit-copy sensitivity; hot-start specificity; two passive-reference options for instrument compatibility.
Expiration Date / Stability After thawing, store the master mix at 2–8°C protected from light for up to 6 months. The mix remains stable through 30 freeze–thaw cycles. cDNA diluted in the supplied buffer remains stable for up to 7 days at −20°C, and a complete reaction mixture remains stable for up to 6 hours at 4°C.
Compatibility Two passive-reference formulations support different real-time PCR instrument requirements.

For research use only, not for clinical use.

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