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News Release from: Anachem | Subject: KeyZyme DNA polymerase enzymes
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 12 February 2008
Polymerases for all your molecular
biology needs
Anachem says its new KeyZyme DNA polymerase enzymes provide a high quality, economical alternative for all your PCR protocols
Now you can have high performance enzyme kits that give you excellent results but at much lower prices than equivalent products, claims Anachem Its new range of KeyZyme Taq and Pfu DNA polymerases provide the solution for your molecular biology needs
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 23 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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KeyZyme polymerases ensure excellent reliability and quality.
Enzyme performance is quality controlled for sensitivity, consistency and comparison to competitor products, ensuring reproducibility and reassurance in the handling of your important samples.
With the extensive range of KeyZyme enzymes available there is a kit to suit your application.
For large DNA fragments up to 20kb choose KeyZyme Elong8 Taq or if you need a high fidelity enzyme try Akur8 Pfu with a fidelity ten-fold higher than standard Taq.
For hot start protocols Anachem offers KikStart Taq plus a standard Taq that contains a colour indicator.
All Anachem KeyZyme DNA polymerases come with a range of buffers to cover the majority of requirements for PCR DNA replication.
In addition to quality and choice KeyZyme brings you savings of up to 20% compared to the market leading products and is backed the high level of customer service and support.
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