SYBR Safe DNA Gel Stain, 10,000x Concentrate in DMSO
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SYBR Safe DNA Gel Stain, 10,000x Concentrate in DMSO

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Product Name SYBR Safe DNA Gel Stain, 10,000x Concentrate in DMSO
Catalog No. ATRSA-0005
Description A safer nucleic acid gel stain with reduced mutagenicity compared to ethidium bromide, providing high sensitivity detection of double-stranded DNA in agarose and polyacrylamide gels under blue light or UV transillumination.
Intended Use Fluorescent staining of DNA in agarose gels for visualization and documentation of PCR products, restriction digests, and other DNA analysis applications in molecular biology laboratories.
Principle / Technology SYBR Safe intercalates between DNA base pairs and exhibits a >1000-fold fluorescence enhancement upon binding; excitation maxima at 280 and 502 nm enable both UV and blue light visualization.
Detection Method Fluorescence imaging with UV transilluminator (302 nm) or blue light transilluminator (470 nm), compatible with standard gel documentation systems
Sample Type DNA fragments, PCR products, plasmid DNA, genomic DNA digests in agarose gels
Performance Range / Specifications Detection limit ~0.5 ng DNA per band (comparable to ethidium bromide); linear signal up to 50 ng/band
Sensitivity / LOD ~0.5 ng per band for double-stranded DNA under blue light excitation
Specificity Preferentially stains double-stranded DNA; also stains single-stranded DNA and RNA with lower sensitivity
Reaction Conditions / Protocol Dilute 1:10,000 in gel before pouring or in TAE/TBE running buffer; alternatively, post-stain gel in 1:10,000 dilution for 30 min.
Components / Formulation SYBR Safe cyanine dye in DMSO at 10,000x concentration
Storage Conditions 15–30°C, protect from light
Shelf Life 12 months after opening
Package Specifications 400 µL (for 4 L gel), 1 mL
Product Form Liquid concentrate in DMSO
Quality Control Sensitivity and linearity testing with DNA ladder, mutagenicity testing (AMES test negative), lot-to-lot consistency
Key Features AMES test negative for mutagenicity; compatible with blue light and UV; ready-to-use concentrate; sensitive detection; safer alternative to ethidium bromide

For research use only, not for clinical use.

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