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Experienced User Protocol .................................................................................................................................. 6
Detailed Protocol (Describes What is Happening in Each Step) .................................................................... 7
Contact Information ................................................................................................................................ 14 Other Quality Products Available ........................................................................................................... 15
® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit is ideal for isolating genomic DNA from animal tissues
(including rodent tails) as well as cultured cells. Without the use of organic solvents like phenol and
chloroform, this kit is safe and user-friendly. The UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit is
designed for isolating DNA from 1-25 mg tissue samples or up to 5 x 106 cells.
Protocol Overview Fresh or frozen tissue samples are homogenized using bead beating technology to lyse the cells. Lysates are loaded onto a silica spin filter. During a brief centrifuge spin, the DNA selectively binds to the silica membrane while contaminants pass through. Remaining contaminants and enzyme inhibitors are removed by a wash step. Pure DNA is then eluted into Tris buffer.
High Throughput Options MO BIO offers a vacuum based protocol for faster processing of up to 12 mg of tissue without centrifugation for the DNA binding and column washing steps for Spin Filters. The MO BIO PowerVac™ Manifold allows for processing of up to 20 spin filter preps at a time using the PowerVac™ Mini Spin
Filter Adapters. The UltraClean®-htp 96 Well Tissue DNA Isolation Kit is available for processing up to 2
x 96 samples using a centrifuge capable of spinning two 96 Well Blocks stacked (13 cm x 8 cm x 5.5 cm) at 2500 x g. For 96 well homogenization of tissue, MO BIO offers the 96 Well Plate Shaker and Plate Adapter Set (MO BIO Catalog# 11996 & 11999, respectively.) This kit is for research purposes only. Not for diagnostic use.
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PowerVac™ Manifold 11991 1 manifold
PowerVac™ Mini System 11992 1 unit + 20 adapters
PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters 11992-10 11992-20
Vortex-Genie 2 Vortex (MO BIO Catalog# 13111-V or 13111-V-220) Vortex Adapter (MO BIO Catalog# 13000-V1)
Reagents Required but not Included 100% ethanol (for the PowerVac™ Manifold protocol only)
Kit Contents
Components Amount
Dry Bead Tubes 2
Solution TD1 2.8 ml
Solution TD2 1 ml
Solution TD3 0.22 ml
Proteinase K Solution 44 µl
Spin Filters 2
2 ml Collection Tubes 4
Kit Storage Proteinase K is stable at room temperature. However, for long term storage we recommend 4°C. Store all other reagents and kit components at room temperature (15-30°C).
Precautions Please wear gloves when using this product. Avoid all skin contact with kit reagents. In case of contact, wash thoroughly with water. Do not ingest. See Material Safety Data Sheets for emergency procedures in case of accidental ingestion or contact. All MSDS information is available upon request (760-929-9911) or at www.mobio.com. Reagents labeled flammable should be kept away from open flames and sparks.
WARNING: Solution TD2 contains Ethanol. It is flammable. Do not use bleach to clean the inside of the PowerVac™ Manifold or to rinse the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters when attached to the manifold.
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR USE: Make sure the 2 ml Dry Bead Tubes rotate freely in the centrifuge without rubbing. Shake to mix Solution TD1 before use.
Experienced User Protocol Please wear gloves at all times 1. Shake to mix Solution TD1. If you are isolating from tissue, to the Dry Bead Tubes provided, add
700 µl of Solution TD1. Then add 1-25 mg of tissue. If you are isolating DNA from cultured cells, centrifuge at 5000 x g to pellet cells and remove all residual medium. Re-suspend the pellet in 600 µl of Solution TD1 (for up to 5x106 cells) and mix thoroughly using a pipettor or vortex until solid matter is dispersed. Proceed directly to step 5; there is no need to use the Dry Bead Tubes when isolating DNA from cultured cells.
2. Proteinase K Digestion (Optional) For soft tissue samples a Proteinase K digestion is not required. A 20 mg/ml Proteinase K Solution is included in this kit for processing tough tissue samples.
Note: See the Tough Tissue Samples section in the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for the Proteinase K digestion protocol for mouse tail and other hard to homogenize samples.
3. Secure Dry Bead Tubes horizontally using a Vortex Adapter (MO BIO Catalog# 13000-V1) or
adhere to a flatbed pad with tape, then vortex at maximum speed for 10 minutes.
Note: Please see the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for other methods of homogenization. The Dry Bead Tubes are compatible with most bead beater instruments including the PowerLyzer™,
Precellys® 24 and FastPrep
® machines.
4. Remove tubes from adapter and make sure the Dry Bead Tubes rotate freely in the centrifuge
without rubbing. Centrifuge tubes at 10,000 x g for 1 minute at room temperature.
Note: With 25 mg of tissue, depending on tissue type and DNA content, the supernatant may be viscous or contain some particles. See the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for help with viscous samples.
5. Avoiding the beads, transfer the entire volume of liquid sample to a Spin Filter (provided) and centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature.
6. Discard the flow through.
7. Add 400 l of Solution TD2 and centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature. 8. Discard the flow through. 9. Centrifuge again at 10,000 x g for 1 minute at room temperature to remove residual Solution TD2. 10. Carefully place the Spin Filter in a new clean 2 ml Collection Tube (provided).
11. Add 50 l of Solution TD3 to the center of the white filter membrane. 12. Centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature. 13. Discard the Spin Filter. DNA in the 2 ml Collection Tube is now ready for any downstream
application. No further steps are required.
Note: For increased yield, a second 50 µl elution may be performed.
We recommend storing DNA frozen (-20C to -80°C). Solution TD3 does not contain EDTA.
Thank you for choosing the UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit Sample.
Detailed Protocol (Describes what is happening at each step) Please wear gloves at all times 1. Shake to mix Solution TD1. If you are isolating from tissue, to the Dry Bead Tubes provided, add
700 µl of Solution TD1. Then add 1-25 mg of tissue. If you are isolating DNA from cultured cells, centrifuge at 5000 x g to pellet cells and remove all residual medium. Re-suspend the pellet in 600 µl of Solution TD1 (for up to 5x106 cells) and mix thoroughly using a pipettor or vortex until solid matter is dispersed. Proceed directly to step 5; there is no need to use the Dry Bead Tubes when isolating DNA from cultured cells. What’s happening: Solution TD1 is required for tissue or cultured cell homogenization and cell lysis. Solution TD1 is also a high concentration salt solution required for binding DNA.
2. Proteinase K Digestion (Optional)
For soft tissue samples a Proteinase K digestion is not required. A 20 mg/ml Proteinase K Solution is included in this kit for processing tough tissue samples.
Note: See the Tough Tissue Samples section in the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for the Proteinase K digestion protocol for mouse tail and other hard to homogenize samples.
What’s happening: Proteinase K helps break down tough tissues and facilitates cell lysis. It is an endopeptidase enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of proteins.
3. Secure Dry Bead Tubes horizontally using a Vortex Adapter (MO BIO Catalog# 13000-V1) or
adhere to a flatbed pad with tape, then vortex at maximum speed for 10 minutes.
Note: Please see the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for other methods of homogenization. The Dry Bead Tubes are compatible with most bead beater instruments including the PowerLyzer™,
Precellys® 24 and FastPrep
® machines. It should be noted that taping the tubes to a flatbed pad
is not as efficient as using a Vortex adapter because tape tends to loosen and the result is inefficient or inconsistent homogenization.
What’s happening: Vortexing is critical for complete homogenization and cell lysis. Cells are lysed by a combination of chemical lysis and mechanical shaking. The vortex action is typically all that is required, however, more robust bead beaters may also be used.
4. Remove tubes from adapter and make sure the Dry Bead Tubes rotate freely in the centrifuge
without rubbing. Centrifuge tubes at 10,000 x g for 1 minute at room temperature.
Note: With 25 mg of tissue, depending on tissue type and DNA content, the supernatant may be viscous or contain some particles. See the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide for help with viscous samples.
What’s happening: Cellular debris is sent to the bottom of the tube while DNA remains in the supernatant.
5. Avoiding the beads, transfer the entire volume of liquid sample to a Spin Filter (provided) and
centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature.
What’s happening: DNA is selectively bound to the silica membrane of the Spin Filter. Contaminants pass through the filter membrane, leaving only the DNA bound to the membrane.
6. Discard the flow through. What’s happening: The flow through contains non-DNA organic and inorganic waste.
7. Add 400 l of Solution TD2 and centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature.
What’s happening: Solution TD2 is an ethanol based wash solution used to clean the DNA that is bound to the silica membrane of the spin filter. Solution TD2 removes residual salts, cellular debris, and proteins while allowing the DNA to stay bound to the membrane.
8. Discard the flow through.
What’s happening: The flow through contains non-DNA material washed away by Solution TD2.
9. Centrifuge again at 10,000 x g for 1 minute at room temperature to remove residual Solution TD2.
What’s happening: The second spin removes residual Solution TD2. It is critical to remove all traces of the wash solution because the ethanol can interfere with many downstream applications such as PCR, restriction digests, and gel electrophoresis.
10. Carefully place the Spin Filter in a new clean 2 ml Collection Tube (provided).
11. Add 50 l of Solution TD3 to the center of the white filter membrane.
What’s happening: Solution TD3 is an elution buffer. Placing Solution TD3 in the center of the small white filter membrane will ensure that the entire membrane is wetted. This will result in a more efficient and complete release of DNA from the silica Spin Filter membrane. When Solution TD3 passes through the silica membrane, DNA that was bound in the presence of high salt is now selectively released by Solution TD3 which lacks salt.
12. Centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 30 seconds at room temperature. 13. Discard the Spin Filter. DNA in the 2 ml Collection Tube is now ready for any downstream
application. No further steps are required.
Note: For increased yield, a second 50 µl elution may be performed.
We recommend storing DNA frozen (-20C to -80°C). Solution TD3 does not contain EDTA.
Thank you for choosing the UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit Sample.
For processing tissues on the vacuum manifold, do not use more than 12 mg of sample. For some tissues, using more than 12 mg of sample may clog the spin filter during vacuum processing. For each sample lysate, use one Spin Filter column. Keep the Spin Filter in the attached 2 ml Collection Tube and continue using the Collection Tube as a Spin Filter holder until needed for the Vacuum Manifold Protocol. Label each Collection Tube top and Spin Filter column to maintain sample identity. If the Spin Filter becomes clogged during the vacuum procedure, you can switch to the procedure for purification of the DNA by centrifugation. You will need to provide 100% ethanol for step 4 of this protocol 1. For each prep, attach one aluminum PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapter (MO BIO Catalog#
11992-10 or 11992-20) into the Luer-Lok® fitting of one port in the manifold. Gently press a Spin Filter column into the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapter until snugly in place. Ensure that all unused ports of the vacuum manifold are closed.
Note: Aluminum PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters are reusable.
2. Transfer 700 l of prepared sample lysate (from step 5) to the Spin Filter column. 3. Turn on the vacuum source and open the stopcock of the port. Hold the tube in place when opening
the stopcock to keep the spin filter steady. Allow the lysate to pass through the Spin Filter column. After the lysate has passed through the column completely, load again with any additional lysate. Close the one-way Luer-Lok® stopcock of that port.
Note: If Spin Filter Columns are filtering slowly, close the ports to samples that have completed filtering to increase the pressure to the other columns.
4. Load 800 l of 100% ethanol into the Spin Filter so that it completely fills the column. Open the stopcock while holding the column steady. Allow the ethanol to pass through the column completely. Close the stopcock.
5. Add 400 l of Solution TD2 to each Spin Filter. Open the Luer-Lok® stopcock and apply a vacuum until Solution TD2 has passed through the Spin Filter completely. Continue to pull a vacuum for another minute to dry the membrane. Close each port.
6. Turn off the vacuum source and open an unused port to vent the manifold. If all 20 ports are in use,
break the vacuum at the source. Make certain that all vacuum pressure is released before performing the next step. It is important to turn off the vacuum at the source to prevent backflow into the columns.
7. Remove the Spin Filter column and place in the original labeled 2 ml Collection Tube. Place into
the centrifuge and spin at 13,000 × g for 1 minute to completely dry the membrane.
8. Transfer the Spin Filter column to a new 2 ml Collection Tube and add 50 l of Solution TD3 to the center of the white filter membrane. Alternatively, sterile DNA-Free PCR Grade Water may be used for elution from the silica Spin Filter membrane at this step (MO BIO Catalog# 17000-10).
9. Centrifuge at room temperature for 30 seconds at 10,000 x g. 10. Discard the Spin Filter column. The DNA in the tube is now ready for any downstream application.
No further steps are required.
We recommend storing DNA frozen (-20 to -80C). Solution TD3 contains no EDTA. To concentrate the DNA see the Hints & Troubleshooting Guide.
Hints and Troubleshooting Guide Amount of Tissue to Process and Viscosity of Samples Depending on the tissue type, usually 1-25 mg works well. Use a lower amount when isolating DNA from tissues or cells known to be high in genomic DNA yield (i.e. spleen, liver, and kidney; also, do not exceed 5x106 cultured cells). It is important not to exceed the capacity of the Spin Filters and to keep samples from becoming too viscous. If viscosity is a problem, and the sample will not flow through the Spin Filter membrane, transfer the supernatant to a clean tube (user provided). Add an equal volume of Solution TD1, vortex briefly to mix, and centrifuge through a new Spin Filter. Multiple loadings may be required to get all liquid through the Spin Filter. Continue with step 5 of the protocol to isolate the DNA from the sample.
To Process Samples from Tissues Embedded in Paraffin To extract and purify genomic DNA from tissues fixed with formalin and embedded in paraffin, we
recommend the BiOstic® FFPE Tissue DNA Isolation Kit (MO BIO Catalog#12250-50). This kit uses a
novel method to directly melt the wax away from the tissue without the use of solvents such as xylene to deparaffinize the tissue. Higher DNA yield is achieved as a result of this gentle method. Also, the recovered DNA is more pure and free from contaminants that can have an adverse affect on detection
sensitivity and amplification efficiency. This kit may be used in combination with the BiOstic® Paraffin
Removal Reagent (MO BIO Catalog#12251-50); a protocol for this application is included in the BiOstic®
FFPE Tissue DNA Isolation Kit manual.
Tough Tissue Samples To maximize yields or to process tough samples such as mouse tail, heart tissue, ticks, and other insects, digest samples with a 20 mg/ml Proteinase K Solution as per the following protocol:
1. Add Proteinase K Solution (20mg/ml) directly to the Dry Bead Tube containing the tissue sample. Note: See table below for recommended amounts of Proteinase K Solution.
2. Proceed with step 3 of the protocol by securing the Bead Tubes horizontally in a Vortex Adapter (MO BIO Catalog# 13000-V1) or adhere to a flatbed pad with tape, then vortex at maximum speed for 10 minutes.
3. Incubate the Bead Tubes at 60º C for 30 minutes. 4. Proceed with step 3 by centrifuging samples at 10,000 x g and then transfer the supernatant
directly to a Spin Filter.
Tissue Type Recommended Volume of Proteinase K Solution
Soft tissues 15 µl (optional)
Tough Muscle & Heart 15 µl
Mouse Tail 20 µl
Ticks 20 µl
Insects 20 µl
Consistent Sampling of Mouse Tails When weighing mouse tail samples, the ends of the tails are usually uniform in tissue content. However, when sampling in the region near the base of the tail, care must be taken to ensure consistency. The base will have an inner bone covered with outer flesh, which can be difficult to cut. A new blade should be used to allow cutting a consistent amount of tissue and bone content throughout the samples near the
Hints & Troubleshooting Guide cont. Other Methods of Homogenization Some tissues are tough and fibrous which makes lysing the cells difficult; often requiring mechanical homogenization, hand grinding, or freezing and grinding in liquid nitrogen. A vast majority of tissues can
be processed for DNA isolation with MO BIO’s UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit by means of
a simple vortex adapter or hand vortexing for a few minutes. If your goal is to do simple PCR, these methods will produce enough DNA from just about any sample type. However, if your goal is to maximize yield, you may want to consider the following. Tissues such as heart, insects, and ticks are tough to homogenize and thus may require the use of other mechanical homogenization methods. The versatile
nature of MO BIO’s UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit chemistry makes it compatible with
most other methods of homogenization. The following methods have been validated with this kit:
Homogenization by Hand This is achieved through simple grinding with a micro pestle in a microcentrifuge tube. Please note that it is strenuous to handle a large of number of samples using this method. Another option is to use a pestle and mortar which is much easier. However, this is effective only when a large amount of tissue is available for processing. A known amount of material (1–25 mg) can then be transferred to the Dry Bead Tubes and processed as per the protocol. Many researchers use liquid nitrogen to quickly freeze a sample prior to homogenizing by hand. Please see Liquid Nitrogen paragraph on the next page.
Homogenization with PowerLyzer™ Up to 24 samples can be homogenized in 2 ml screw cap tubes. This method is fast because the homogenization time is usually only 30 seconds for most tissues and 24 samples can be processed at one time. The following table serves as a guide to determine the optimal speed, number of cycles, and homogenization cycle time:
Tissue Type Speed PowerLyzer™
Speed FastPrep or Precellys
Number of Cycles
Time/Cycle
Soft tissues 3500 rpm 6500 rpm 1 30 seconds
Muscle & Heart 3500 rpm 6500 rpm 2 20 seconds
Ticks 3100 rpm 6100 rpm 3 20 seconds
Insects 3100 rpm 6100 rpm 3 20 seconds
NOTE: Homogenization should only be attempted within these guidelines. Exceeding these limits will stress the Dry Bead Tubes and may result in either tube breakage or leaking. Please call Technical Service at 1-800-606-6246 if you wish to explore the possibility of increasing the speed and homogenization time with the PowerLyzer™.
Homogenization with Retsch Shaker A Tube Adapter (MO BIO Catalog# 11999) is needed in order to process the Dry Bead Tubes in the Retsch Shaker. The recommended speed for this machine is 20 for two cycles of 5 minutes each. The samples are placed in the Tube Adaptor and homogenized for 5 minutes and then the Tube Adaptor is turned around vertically and the samples are homogenized for another 5 minutes. For tough tissues the recommended time is 20 minutes, 10 minutes on each side of the block, for effective homogenization.
Liquid Nitrogen Liquid nitrogen is another powerful method of homogenization; however there are safety issues involved. Be sure you are trained in the safe use of liquid nitrogen before proceeding or injury could result. If using liquid nitrogen, transfer the material into a microcentrifuge tube that is rated for liquid nitrogen use (call Technical Services if you are not sure) and freeze in liquid nitrogen for up to 10 minutes. Then, using a sterile micro pestle, grind the tissues to a paste as fast as possible. Resuspend the paste in the Solution TD1 and transfer the mixture to the Dry Bead Tube and proceed with the protocol.
Other Methods For other methods of mechanical homogenization please call Technical Service at 800-606-6246.
Concentrating the DNA
The final volume will be 50 l. If this is too dilute for your purposes, add 1/10th the volume of 5M NaCl or 3M Sodium Acetate (pH: 5.2) and mix. Then add 2 volumes of 100% cold Ethanol and mix. It is suggested to incubate the tubes for up to 10 minutes at -20°C and then centrifuge at 10,000 x g for 10 minutes. Decant all liquid. Dry residual Ethanol in a speed vac, desiccator, or ambient air. Resuspend precipitated DNA in desired volume. DNA Floats Out of the Well When Loaded on a Gel You may have inadvertently transferred some residual Solution TD2 into the final sample. Prevent this by being careful in step 10 not to transfer liquid onto the bottom of the spin filter basket. Ethanol precipitation is the best way to remove residues of Solution TD2. (See “Concentrating the DNA” above) Storing DNA
DNA eluted in Solution TD3 (10mM Tris) must be stored at -20C or it may degrade. DNA can be eluted in TE but the EDTA may inhibit reactions such as PCR and automated sequencing.
Cleaning of the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters It is recommended to rinse the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters promptly after use to avoid salt build up. To clean the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters, rinse each adapter with DI water followed by 70% ethanol and flush into the manifold base. Alternatively, remove the adapters and wash in laboratory detergent and DI water. PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters may be autoclaved. Do not use bleach to clean the PowerVac™ Mini Spin Filter Adapters while attached to the PowerVac™ Manifold. Bleach should never be mixed with solutions containing guanidine and should not be used to clean the PowerVac™ Manifold. For more information on cleaning the PowerVac™ Manifold, please refer to the PowerVac™ Manifold manual.
Contact Information Technical Support: Phone MO BIO Laboratories, Inc. Toll Free 800-606-6246, or 760-929-9911 Email: [email protected] Fax: 760-929-0109 Mail: MO BIO Laboratories, Inc, 2746 Loker Ave West, Carlsbad, CA 92010 Ordering Information: Direct: Phone MO BIO Laboratories, Inc. Toll Free 800-606-6246, or 760-929-9911
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13096-4 13096-12
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LB Agar (Lennox) Powder Growth Media, pH 7
12109-05 12109-1 12109-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
UltraClean® Tissue & Cells DNA Isolation Kit
12334-50 12334-250
50 preps 250 preps
Soybean-Casein Digest Medium (TSB), USP
12114-05 12114-1 12114-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
UltraClean®-htp 96 Well Tissue DNA Isolation Kit
12996-4 12996-12
4 x 96 preps 12 x 96 preps
Soybean-Casein Digest Agar Medium (TSA), USP
12115-05 12115-1 12115-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
UltraClean® Blood DNA Isolation Kit (Non-Spin)
12000-100 100 preps
Yeast Extract 12110-05 12110-1 12110-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
UltraClean® Blood DNA Isolation Kit (Processes 1,000 ml of Blood)
12000-1000 1 kit
Tryptone 12111-05 12111-1 12111-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
UltraClean® Blood DNA Isolation Kit Plus RNase (Processes 1,000 ml of Blood)
12002-1000 1 kit
Agar, Bacteriological Grade
12112-05 12112-1 12112-5
500 g 1 kg 5 kg
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UltraClean® BloodSpin® DNA Isolation Kit
12200-50 12200-250
50 preps 250 preps
20 bp DNA Ladder 17020-40 40 µg
UltraClean®-htp 96 Well BloodSpin® DNA Isolation Kit
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Other Reagents and Lab Accessories…Continued Catalog No. Quantity
Other Reagents and Lab Accessories…Continued Catalog No. Quantity
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Instrumentation and Accessories… Continued Catalog No. Quantity
Instrumentation and Accessories… Continued Catalog No. Quantity
PowerMix 15 ml Bead Tubes
13138-50
50 tubes
Whirl-Pak® Collection Bag, Medium (1,627 ml)
23211-500 500 bags
PowerMix 50 ml Bead Tubes
13148-10 13148-50
10 tubes 50 tubes
Whirl-Pak® Collection Bag, Large (3,637 ml)
23212-250 250 bags
2 ml Collection Tubes 1200-100-T 1200-150-T 1200-250-T
100 tubes 150 tubes 250 tubes
Whirl-Pak® Stand up Bag, Small (118 ml)
23220-500 500 bags
2 ml Screw Cap Tubes 12800-200-E 200 tubes & caps
Whirl-Pak® Stand up Bag, Medium (532 ml)
23221-500 500 bags
15 ml Collection Tubes 12700-T 25 tubes
Whirl-Pak® Stand up Bag, Large (1,242 ml)
23222-250 250 bags
50 ml Centrifuge Tubes 12600-T 25 tubes
Whirl-Pak® Stand up Bag, Extra-Large (2,041 ml)
23223-250 250 bags
Spin Filters (in 1.9 ml tubes) 1200-50-SF 1200-100-SF 1200-250-SF
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Instrumentation and Accessories… Continued Catalog No. Quantity
Instrumentation and Accessories… Continued Catalog No. Quantity
96 Well Plate Shaker (120V) 11996 1 unit Vacuum Pump (120V) 11998 1 unit
96 Well Plate Shaker (220V) 11996-220 1 unit Vacuum Pump (220V) 11998-220 1 unit