Foodproof Reagent D for Live/Dead Cell Differentiation
    Foodproof Reagent D for Live/Dead Cell Differentiation

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Foodproof Reagent D for Live/Dead Cell Differentiation

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Reagent D eliminates DNA from dead cells to prevent false-positive PCR results in food safety testing. This light-sensitive reagent penetrates dead cell membranes and binds to DNA upon light exposure, blocking PCR amplification. Validated for testing: Enterobacteriaceae Cronobacter Salmonella Legionella Vibrio in various food matrices including instant milk formula and dairy products. Compatible with Hygiena's DNA isolation kits, Reagent D ensures accurate detection of viable microorganisms in food safety and environmental monitoring applications. Go to Product Description

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Reagent D eliminates DNA from dead cells to prevent false-positive PCR results in food safety testing. This light-sensitive reagent penetrates dead cell membranes and binds to DNA upon light exposure, blocking PCR amplification. Validated for testing: Enterobacteriaceae Cronobacter Salmonella Legionella Vibrio in various food matrices including instant milk formula and dairy products. Compatible with Hygiena's DNA isolation kits, Reagent D ensures accurate detection of viable microorganisms in food safety and environmental monitoring applications.
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