CERTAMP Kit for COMPLEX AMPLIFICATIONS

Certamp kits include an exclusive combination of proof-reading and non-proofreading DNA Polymerases, together with cofactors and an enhancing buffer to increase the overall yield of long and/or difficult amplification reactions. 

The enzyme mix maintains maximum efficiency while keeping the lowest error rate, as the low processivity of proofreading enzymes is compensed by the high processivity of non-proofreading enzymes.

Certamp kit for Complex Amplifications is suitable for: 

• Amplification of GC rich templates (of up to 8 kb)
• Amplification of templates with secondary structures 
• Amplification of DNA for cloning

Contents:

Certamp kit for Complex Amplifications is provided with Certamp Enzyme Mix, buffers (10X Reaction Buffer MgCl₂ Free and 10X Certamp Complex Buffer MgCl₂ Free), and 50 mM MgCl_2.

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