Maxwell® 16 Viral Total Nucleic Acid Purification Kit

The Maxwell® 16 Viral Total Nucleic Acid Purification Kit is designed for automated extraction of viral total nucleic acid (RNA and DNA) from serum, plasma or other samples using the Maxwell® 16 Instrument. These sample types are commonly processed in molecular microbiology or virology areas of molecular diagnostics. The kit contains all the necessary reagents in a convenient prefilled cartridge format. The simple protocol involves three main steps. First, lysis buffer and proteinase K are mixed to prepare a lysis solution. Second, lysis solution is mixed with sample. Third, the lysate is added into the cartridges...

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The Maxwell® 16 Viral Total Nucleic Acid Purification Kit is designed for automated extraction of viral total nucleic acid (RNA and DNA) from serum, plasma or other samples using the Maxwell® 16 Instrument. These sample types are commonly processed in molecular microbiology or virology areas of molecular diagnostics. The kit contains all the necessary reagents in a convenient prefilled cartridge format. The simple protocol involves three main steps. First, lysis buffer and proteinase K are mixed to prepare a lysis solution. Second, lysis solution is mixed with sample. Third, the lysate is added into the cartridges. Purified viral total nucleic acids are ready for analysis in approximately 45 minutes.

Features - Benefits

• Purify Across a Range of Virus Titer: Provides high sensitivity for downstream applications.
• Single Kit and Protocol for Multiple Sample Types: Streamlines validation and daily workflow.
• No Detectable Cross-Contamination: Reduces time-consuming rework and patient risk.
• Decreases Hands-On Time, Pipetting Errors and Repetitive Motion Injuries: Improves lab technician health and safety while increasing consistency of results.

Applications

• Provides general-purpose viral total nucleic acid extraction from serum, plasma and other sample types. Purified nucleic acids may be used in applications such as qPCR and qRT-PCR.

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