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DNA Polymerase

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Meridian’s ready-to-use PCR and high-fidelity PCR enzymes and DNA Polymerases have been developed for fast PCR and are designed for superior sensitivity and yield. A combination of the latest advances in buffer chemistry and PCR enhancers, in conjunction with an antibody, aptamer, or chemical-mediated polymerases and DNA Polymerases, promotes rapid, consistently accurate detection of DNA and cDNA targets.

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  • A choice of antibody-, chemical- and aptamer-mediated DNA polymerase for hot start, to deliver high yield even with limiting amounts of template.
  • High concentration options, allowing smaller reaction volumes and greater flexibility in assay optimization.
  • Glycerol-free options, ideal for preparation of dried-down PCR tests.

Meridian offers a selection of high-quality DNA polymerases designed for fast amplification and superior sensitivity and yield, to help you develop highly sensitive assays. They are also more robust than other polymerases, allowing them to perform well with challenging templates in the presence of PCR inhibitors, without compromising specificity or yield. Glycerol-free options allow room temperature shipping and storage, extended shelf-life, and increased flexibility in sample volume.

High-Quality Polymerases for Sensitivity and Yield

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Meridian offers diagnostic manufacturers the complete solution with over 3,000 antigens and antibodies covering more than 500 diseases and an extensive range of specialty qPCR/RT-qPCR master mixes and molecular enzymes all manufactured under ISO13485 regulations.

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常见问题

Glycerol is used with most enzymes as a cryoprotectant and stabilizer. The presence of hydroxyl groups disrupts the hydrogen bonding between water molecules and preventing the formation of ice crystals during freezing that can damage enzymes. A composition containing 50% glycerol having a freezing point to as low as -22˚C.

Glycerol tends to persist as a plasticizer or excluded liquid layer during drying – impeding the drying process, concentrations above 0.1% are generally incompatible with lyophilization.

Highly concentrations help 1/ reduce volumes when drying down, making the process faster, 2/ reduces volumes in microfluidic and cartridges, 3/ increases sample volume, 4/ facilitates optimization, 5/ speed up the PCR reaction (as long as there is substrate available to bind to), 6/ increases sensitivity and yield and 7/ increased tolerant to PCR inhibitors. As a result, they can be employed in a wide range of assay formats, allowing more flexibility for development and cost saving during commercialization.

These terms refer to parameters to be considered when performing when testing PCR enzymes. Yield: The amount of DNA produced in a PCR reaction. High yield increases sensitivity. Fidelity: The accuracy of the enzyme at incorporating the correct dNTP to the elongating DNA strand. For standard PCR this is not important, but for sequencing or expression a high-fidelity may be required. Processivity: The length of time a polymerase is associated with the template and therefore the size of fragment which can be amplified (the amplicon). Specificity: A measure of the unwanted by-products generated in a reaction. This is the reason for having hot start PCR, this prevents miss-priming at low temperatures and non-specific amplification.

With an antibody hot start DNA polymerase, the polymerase is bound by antibodies at their active sites to block enzyme activity at room temperature. Advantages 1/ the polymerase features similar as the non–hot start version, since antibodies do not alter the polymerase 2/ Short activation time as the initial denaturation step of PCR activates the polymerase 3/Full enzyme activity restored after activation. Considerations 1/ Higher level of exogenous proteins (i.e., antibodies) present in the reaction 2/ Antibodies may be of animal origin, leading to additional bioburden.

With a chemical hot start DNA polymerase, the polymerase is covalently linked with chemical groups to block enzyme activity at room temperature. Advantages 1/ More stringent than antibody hot-start methods, so there is no activity even for long periods at room temperature, minimizes non-specific amplification 2/ Low bioburden, as it is free of animal and bacterial-origin components Considerations 1/ Longer activation time required for the polymerase to become fully active.

Aptamers are engineered oligonucleotides that bind to the active site of the high-fidelity DNA polymerase but are denatured and released as the temperature is increased during the PCR amplification cycle. This aptamer-mediated inhibition/activation process is however fully reversible, and so at the end of thermal cycling, when the temperature of the reaction is decreased, the aptamer refolds and rebinds to high-fidelity DNA polymerase, inhibiting any further activity in the sample. This has proven to be important in workflows where undesired polymerase activity after reaction completion can disturb baseline readings, such as NGS following amplification of a library.

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