polyA Spin™ mRNA Isolation Kit

Features

• Shorter Purification Time
• Reduced Isolation Volumes
• Maintains Resolution: When compared to a 100 mg column of high quality oligo (dT) cellulose in 1.0 mg total RNA sample range.

1. The polyA Spin mRNA Isolation Kit complements and serves as an alternative to traditional column chromatography isolation of mRNA. Each polyA Spin spin column has the same column performance as a standard 100 mg column of high quality oligo (dT)-cellulose in the 1.0 mg total RNA sample range. Thus the shorter purification times and reduced working volumes associated with spin chromatography are realized while maintaining column chromatography levels of performance. This is of particular importance in the isolation of low abundance messenger RNA (1). For total RNA samples greater than 1.0 mg initial "first round" isolation of poly(A)+ material should be done by column or "batch" (NEB #S1408S) chromatography (2). First round isolation of poly(A)+ RNA by either column or spin chromatography typically yields a product contaminated with poly(A)– RNA. PolyA Spin spin chromatography is ideal for "second round" purification, yielding material with an A260/280 of 1.9 or greater with minimal product loss. The protocol has been optimized for the isolation of poly(A)+ RNA from 0.1–1.0 mg of total RNA isolated from eukaryotic tissue or cells that contain between 1–5% mRNA. The amount of poly(A)+ RNA isolated will vary with the type of tissue or cells used.
2. This product is not designed to work with in-vitro RNA.

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2. Farrell, R.E. (1993). RNA Methodologies. 104-106.
3. Jacobson, A. (1987). S. Berger and A. Kimmel(Ed.), Methods Enzymol.. 152, 254-257. San Diego: Academic Press.

1. Isolation of mRNA Using the PolyA Spin™ mRNA Isolation Kit
2. Batch Method Protocol (S1560) for Isolation of mRNA Using the PolyA Spin™ mRNA Isolation Kit

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• 5 M NaCl
• 3M NaAC
• Wash Buffer I
• Wash Buffer (15 ml)
• Elution Buffer
• Low Salt Buffer
• Glycogen Solution

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