Published: 25/06/19 08:49 Categories: Microbiology

History of a technique


Electrophoresis is a technique widely used in many molecular biology, genetics and biochemistry laboratories around the world. Once completed, it is necessary to highlight the distance traveled by the different molecules and identify them. To do so, specific dyes are used that show affinity for DNA, RNA or other molecules of biological origin. 


One of the most widely used dyes so far has been ethidium bromide, mainly due to its affinity for this type of molecule and to its fluorescent properties when exposed to UV light. However, this product has many disadvantages, since it is a toxic and mutagenic product that puts technicians who work daily with this type of techniques at risk. 

We guarantee safety in the laboratory

In order to avoid these risks, at Condalab have launched our own alternative product: Pronasafe. Following the same line, we have completed our range of products with the CondaSafe (CAT. 4687) dye, whose features and performance have been improved. 

Features 


  • Used for detecting dsDNA and RNA 
  • Non-toxic, non-mutagenic and non-carcinogenic 
  • High sensitivity even for small fragments 
  • Superior signal-to-noise ratio 
  • Convenient ready-to-us
  • Compatible with a wide variety of gel reading instruments
  • No hazardous waste


Product Specifications

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