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The World's Best DNase Improved TURBO DNA-free


Removes trace quantities of DNA that plague RT-PCR

DNase enhancer increases the potency of TURBO DNase by 2-3 orders of magnitude

Remove DNase from RNA solutions in 5 minutes without phenol, alcohol, or heating

TURBO DNase is RNase-free and recombinant in origin


The Best Way to Remove Contaminating DNA
Ambion recently introduced the highly potent TURBO DNase (patent pending) in the TURBO DNA-free Kit. TURBO DNase is a recombinant, engineered form of DNase I that is much more efficient than wild type DNase I in digesting trace amounts of unwanted DNA. TURBO DNase binds DNA substrates 6-fold more tightly than traditional DNase I, making this enzyme the tool of choice for clearing residual DNA that can generate a confounding signal in RT-PCR applications.


Enhanced DNase Activity
Ambion's continuing commitment to developing the best possible DNA removal technology has resulted in an enhancer that increases the effectiveness of TURBO DNase by two orders of magnitude. This enhancer is part of the TURBO DNase Buffer provided in both the improved version of the TURBO DNA-free Kit and the TURBO DNase enzyme, available separately. TURBO DNase is highly effective in eliminating DNA from most samples, including samples that are heavi
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