Get D6005 Zymo Quick-DNA Fungal/Bacterial Miniprep Kit in USA and Canada
The D6005 Zymo Quick-DNA Fungal/Bacterial Miniprep Kit is designed for the simple and rapid isolation of DNA from tough-to-lyse fungi, including A. fumigatus, C. albicans, N. crassa, S. cerevisiae, S. pombe, as well as Gram (+/-) bacteria, algae, and protozoa. The procedure is easy and can be completed in minutes: fungal and/or bacterial samples are rapidly and efficiently lysed with our state-of-the-art, ultra-high-density BashingBeads. Zymo-Spin column technology is then used to isolate the DNA that is ideal for downstream molecular-based applications including PCR, array, etc.
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| Applicable For | All sensitive downstream applications such as qPCR and Next-Generation Sequencing. |
|---|---|
| Elution Volume | ≥ 35 µl |
| Equipment | Microcentrifuge, vortex, cell disruptor/pulverizer |
| Processing Time | ≤ 15 minutes |
| Processing Volume | ≤100 mg fungi or bacteria (wet weight), 109 bacterial cells, 108 yeast cells, or 107 mammalian cells |
| Purity | Typical A260/A280 & A260/A230 ≥ 1.8 |
| Sample Source | Fungal and bacterial cell cultures, spores, pollen, nematodes, as well as other microorganisms can also be sampled. |
| Size Range | Capable of recovering genomic DNA sized fragments from up to and above 40 kb. Typical fragment sizes range from 25 kb – 35 kb. If present, parasitic and viral DNA will also be recovered |
| Type | Total DNA |
| Yield | ≤ 25 µg total DNA |
| Supplemental Info |
Q1: My lysate seems viscous. What is causing this to happen? How can I fix this?
A viscous sample can indicate incomplete sample lysis. Try using less of your sample and optimize bead beating conditions (duration, speed, time) to ensure samples are thoroughly lysed. After bead beating, pellet the cell debris before moving on. Adding more Genomic Lysis buffer to the lysate can help dilute and deproteinate the sample, making the sample less viscous and more suitable for DNA recovery
Q2: Are there any tips in optimizing bead beating conditions?
We have validated our kits with both high-speed homgenizers and low-speed disruptors. We highly recommend users to optimize their bead beating conditions for their own instruments. We recommend using a 2 ml-tube adapter to ensure that the bead beating is efficent (do not use adapters made of foam). For high-speed homogenizers, we recommend a total of 5 mins bead beating (1 min interval at 6.5 m/s with 5 mins rest, repeat 5 times). For low-speed cell disruptors, we recommend 30 mins at max speed.
Q3: Is it necessary to add beta-mercaptoethanol? Can this step be substituted or omitted?
Addition of beta-mercaptoethanol is recommended to enhance sample lysis, but can be substituted with dithiothreitol (DTT, final concentration of 10 mM). However, if bead beating is optimized and lysis is efficient, the addition of BME is not necessary and can be omitted.
Q4: When can an RNase A treatment be implemented in the protocol?
No additional RNase A treatment is required when processing samples within kit capacity. The selective chemistry allows for binding of double stranded DNA to the column and for RNA to flow through.
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