Thermostable RNase H can be used as a replacement for E. coli RNase H in assays such as RNA structure mapping, site-specific cleavage of RNA, isothermal amplification methods, removal of mRNA during second strand cDNA synthesis, and removal of poly(A) tails on mRNAs when hybridized to oligo(dT). Due to the increased stability of Thermostable RNase H at higher temperatures, assays requiring higher stringency may benefit from the use of this enzyme.
Find a Golden Butterfly for a Chance to Win!
Help us celebrate our 50th anniversary! We have hidden 1,000 golden butterflies and are waiting for you to find them. They can be anywhere that you find NEB! Beginning April 15th, be sure to visit our website and tables at tradeshows and events you are attending. Visit our social media channels frequently for tips on where we have hidden the butterflies – and once you find one, either click or scan the code to be eligible for a 50th anniversary prize pack, as well as a grand prize trip to NEB headquarters in Ipswich, MA!.
