Mirus Bio™ Label IT™ Amine Modifying Reagent

Attach amine functional groups covalently to nucleic acids. The simplicity of this chemical labeling reaction allows one to control the level of modification. For labeling with hydrazine, amine, or amine-reactive dyes and attachment to activated glass surfaces or hydrazide-coated beads or plates.

Catalog Number	Mfr. No.	Quantity
MIR3900	Mirus Bio™ MIR 3900	Sufficient to modify at least 100 μg nucleic acid
MIR3925	Mirus Bio™ MIR 3925	Sufficient to modify at least 25 μg nucleic acid

Description

• Modify any DNA or RNA Template: Direct, covalent attachment of amine functional groups to any nucleic acid
• One-step chemical method: Easily and consistently control the density of nucleic acid modification
• Covalent mechanism: Permanent, nondestructive modification of nucleic acids which can then be conjugated to proteins or peptides, or attached to glass surfaces, or beads or plates

Specifications

• Detection Method: Fluorescence
• Final Product Type: DNA (Labeled), RNA (Labeled)
• For Use With (Application): Labeling with Hydrazine, Amine or Amine-reactive dyes, attachment to activated Glass surfaces or Hydrazide-coated beads or plates
• Product Type: Modifying Reagent

• Label or Dye: Not Applicable
• Labeling Target: DNA (General), Oligos, RNA (General)
• Includes: Label IT™ Reagent, Label IT™ reconstitution solution, Labeling Buffer, solutions and G50 spin columns
• Form: Lyophilized