Buffers

Sterile Endotoxin Free pH - 8.0 Tris EDTA, commonly known as TE Buffer, is synonymous with storage and solubilization of DNA, cDNA, and RNA.

Formulation: TRIS HCI: 200 mM EDTA: 20 mM

Formulation: TRIS HCI: 200 mM EDTA: 20 mM

TE Buffer (Tris-EDTA Buffer) is a common molecular biology buffer that is used to protect DNA and RNA from degradation. The Tris buffering agent and EDTA metal chelating properties help protect DNA and RNA.

Dry homogeneous blend of molecular biology grade Tris-base and EDTA, disodium salt. For use in gel electrophoresis. Supplied as 158.35 grams of powder which is used to produce a 10X concentrate.

TE buffer pH 8.0 sterile by filtration

Tris-EDTA based solution solubilizes DNA or RNA, while protecting it from degradation. TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA.

TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA. EDTA prevents degradation of DNA and RNA by chelating magnesium (or other divalent metal ions).

TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA. EDTA prevents degradation of DNA and RNA by chelating magnesium (or other divalent metal ions).

TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA. EDTA prevents degradation of DNA and RNA by chelating magnesium (or other divalent metal ions).

TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA. EDTA prevents degradation of DNA and RNA by chelating magnesium (or other divalent metal ions).

TE is composed of buffering agent Tris, and chelating agent EDTA. EDTA prevents degradation of DNA and RNA by chelating magnesium (or other divalent metal ions).