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Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA polymerase (HC)

Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA Polymerase (HC) is a highly processive, high-fidelity enzyme with strong strand displacement activity, enabling robust isothermal DNA amplification. Designed for applications requiring accurate and efficient DNA synthesis, it is ideal for whole genome amplification, single-cell genomics, and molecular diagnostics—whether in liquid or lyophilized assay formats.

Key Product Features

  • Strong strand displacement activity enables efficient isothermal amplification at 30°C

  • High processivity, synthesizing products up to 70 kb in length

  • Exonuclease Activity (3' → 5') providing proofreading capability for high-fidelity replication

  • High yields, ideal for amplification from small amounts of template

  • Improved freeze-thaw stability, optimized for liquid and lyophilized assay development

Description

Meridian’s Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA Polymerase (HC), (MDX240) is a highly processive enzyme with strong strand displacement activity, enabling efficient isothermal DNA amplification from low-copy samples. Its 3′→5′ exonuclease (proofreading) activity ensures high-fidelity amplification, while its exceptional processivity allows for the synthesis of ultra-long, high molecular weight DNA products.

This high-concentration, glycerol-free formulation is optimized for multiple displacement amplification (MDA) and rolling circle amplification (RCA), facilitating whole genome amplification, single-cell genomics, and molecular diagnostics. The enzyme’s strong strand displacement activity ensures robust performance, even from low-copy templates.

Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA Polymerase (HC) does not contain glycerol and has been optimized to deliver robust performance, making it ideal for the development of diagnostic assays in both liquid and lyophilized formats.

Key points:

  • Enables robust isothermal DNA amplification with high accuracy
  • Produces ultra-long, high molecular weight DNA with minimal template
  • Suitable for whole genome amplification (WGA), single-cell genomics, and molecular diagnostics
  • Glycerol-free formulation improves stability for diagnostic applications


Schematic for rolling circle amplification
Figure 1.
Schematic for rolling circle amplification (RCA).

Rolling circle amplification (RCA) is an efficient isothermal amplification method for synthesizing ultralong ssDNA by using a circular DNA template and a primer to generate long, concatemeric DNA strands. A strand-displacing DNA polymerase (Phi29 DNA polymerase) continuously synthesizes DNA, moving around the circular template and producing multiple tandem repeats of the original sequence. This process yields high-molecular-weight DNA, making RCA ideal for applications such as genomic studies, molecular diagnostics, pathogen detection, and single-cell analysis.

Example Protocol

Reagent Name Volume Final concentration
Lyo-Ready Phi29 DNA Pol Reaction Buffer, 5x 10 µL 1 x
Exo-resistant Primers (100 μM) 0.5 µL 1 μM
100 mM dNTP mix 0.5 µL 1 mM
dNTP Mix, 100 mM 0.2 μL 1 mM
Circular DNA template X μL variable
Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA Polymerase (HC), 100 U/μL 0.1 μL 10 U/rxns
100 mM MgCl2 mix 2.5 μL 5 mM
Water Up to 50 μL

Glycerol-Free Phi29 DNA Polymerase (HC), MDX240

Application: Specimen Type: DNA Concentration: 100 U/μL High Concentration: Yes Wet: Yes
Glycerol-Free: Yes Lyo-Ready: Yes Air-Dryable: Yes Dryable: Requires excipients Sustainability: Glycerol-Free

Glycerol-free, high concentration enzyme with exceptional strand displacement and processive synthesis properties, ideal for rolling-circle amplification (RCA).

Available in 20 µL (2,000 Unit) or 100 µL (10,000 Unit) aliquots

FAQs: Glycerol-free Phi29 DNA polymerase (HC)

The recommended temperature for Phi29 Polymerase is 30°C.

DTT can improve the activity of Phi29 Polymerase, so it is recommended that for reaction buffers that have undergone multiple freeze/thaw cycles, DTT should be replenished by adding additional DTT.

Phi29 DNA Polymerase can be heat inactivated at 65°C for 10 minutes.

Phi29 DNA Polymerase has a strong 3′-5′ exonuclease activity that can degrade unprotected primers. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to use primers with at least two phosphorothioate internucleotide bonds at the 3′ end.

Enzymes supplied in glycerol-free formulations are compatible with ambient temperature stabilization processes such as lyophilization or air-drying

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