YouSeq NGS Multiplex DNA Mastermix

A high performance MasterMix built especially for Amplicon based NGS Library prep

A proprietary 2 x MasterMix built especially for NGS multiplex Library preparation applications.

Our mix is based on our High-Fidelity enzyme that delivers amplification of DNA targets at a fidelity many hundreds X greater than a typical Taq MasterMix. The mix is pre-optimised and ready to use and delivers fantastic performance even in high multiplex and GC rich regions.

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Cat no. YS-NGS-MM-10

Pack size:

10 x 1ml YouSeq NGS Multiplex DNA MasterMix
Amplicon based Library prep requires a highly processive enzyme to drive large multiplex reactions as well as high fidelity proofreading power to ensure no errors are introduced to your sequence during PCR steps
A proprietary 2x MasterMix
Highly processive enzyme,
High fidelity (proofreading)

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Yes you can. The MasterMix is designed to be robust and perform well with any good quality NGS panels.

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