BIOFOOD STANDARD kit - Detection of animal species in food (48 rxns)

Biofood Standard kit is a multiplex PCR reaction designed to detect the presence of vertebrate and plant material in food samples. The amplification of the cytochrome b gene, highly conserved through evolution, detects the presence of vertebrate material. The plant material in food samples is detected through the amplification of the rbcL gene, which also has a conserved sequence. This kit has a good sensitivity because a high number of copies of both genes is present in the respective samples. 

Contents:

The Biofood Standard kit is supplied with:

• Master mixes: Amplification reagents for the detection of the cytocrome b and the rbcLgenes
• MgCl₂ 
• Biotools DNA Polymerase
• Amplification Controls: vertebrate and plant DNA

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