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View additional product information for MagMAX™ Saliva gDNA Isolation Kit - FAQs (A39060, A39059)
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At lower temperatures, the components of the Lysis/Binding Solution and Wash I Solution may precipitate. To get rid of the precipitate, just warm the solutions to room temperature and invert bottles gently to solubilize the reagents before use.
Yes you can, but the gDNA yields will be very low.
No, this kit is specialized for freshly collected saliva and stabilized saliva samples only.
Yes, we offer the following kit components as stand-alone items to accommodate custom workflows or reagent volumes that have been optimized for your specific automation needs:
MagMAX Saliva gDNA Binding Beads: Cat. No. A39061
MagMAX Saliva gDNA Wash I Solution: Cat. No. A39062
MagMAX Saliva gDNA Lysis/Binding Solution: Cat. No. A39063
MagMAX Saliva gDNA Elution Solution: Cat. No. A39064
Unfortunately, we cannot give out the exact formulation, but it is similar to low TE (10 mM Tris base, 0.1 mM EDTA) and is compatible with microarray, PCR, and NGS downstream applications.
This is not recommended. Switching the elution solution will impact the maximum yield and may impact binding bead carry-over into the eluate.
No, the same protocols are used for fresh and stabilized saliva.
Wash II Solution is 80% ethanol and we do not offer it as a stand-alone item. It must be purchased separately from a different vendor.
You can use 50-500 µL of saliva in a 96-well plate. We also have protocols for processing 1 mL and 2 mL of saliva in a 24-well plate.
Both kits use different magnetic beads and different buffers. Both kits can be used with stabilized and fresh saliva samples, but if you are exclusively working with saliva samples, we recommend using the MagMAX Saliva gDNA Isolation Kit. This kit has a faster and more optimized workflow for isolating genomic DNA from saliva samples.