Plasma/Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Kits (Slurry Format)
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Plasma/Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Kits (Slurry Format)
SKU
51000
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Supporting Data
Kit Specifications - Spin Column
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Minimum Plasma/Serum Input
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0.25 mL
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Maximum Plasma/Serum Input |
2 mL
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Size of RNA Purified |
All sizes, including
microRNA |
Time to Complete Purification |
< 40 minutes
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Cat.51000 Storage Conditions and Product Stability
It is recommended to warm up Slurry C1 and Lysis Buffer A for 20 minutes at 60°C if any salt precipitation (crystallization) is observed. Slurry C1 contains grey resin that will not disappear by warming up.
Component | Cat. 51000 (50 preps) | Cat. 29500 (96 preps) | Cat. 42800 (50 preps) | Cat. 50900 (25 preps) |
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Slurry C1 | - | - | - | 6 mL |
Slurry C2 | 12 mL | - | 12 mL | - |
Slurry C3 | - | 20 mL | - | - |
Lysis Buffer A | 2 x 130 mL | 4 x 100 mL | 2 x 130 mL | 2 x 130 mL |
Wash Solution A | 38 mL | 2 x 38 mL | 38 mL | 18 mL |
Elution Solution A | 6 mL | 20 mL | 6 mL | 6 mL |
Mini Filter Spin Columns | 50 | - | 50 | 25 |
96-Well Filter Plate | - | 1 | - | - |
Adhesive Tape | - | 1 | - | - |
Collection Tubes | 50 | - | 50 | 25 |
96-Well Collection Plate | - | 1 | - | - |
Elution Tubes (1.7 mL) | 50 | - | 50 | 25 |
96-Well Elution Plate | - | 1 | - | - |
Product Insert | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Documentation
51000 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Mini Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
42800 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
29500 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification 96-Well Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
50900 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Maxi Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
42800 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
29500 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification 96-Well Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
50900 - Plasma_Serum Circulating and Exosomal RNA Purification Maxi Kit (Slurry Format) - SDS
FAQs
Mini Slurry
A fixed speed centrifuge can be used, however reduced yields may be observed.
This may lead to the degradation of the isolated RNA or reduction in the total RNA yields.
All centrifugation steps are performed at room temperature. Centrifugation at 4°C will not adversely affect kit performance.
Yes, you can. To process different Plasma/Serum volumes please check Table 1 of the protocol for the appropriate
volumes that should be added from Slurry C1 (Step 1), Lysis Buffer A (Step 1) and 96-100% Ethanol
(Step 3) to different Plasma/Serum sample volumes. The volume of Lysis Buffer A (Step 5) is fixed for
all Plasma/Serum volumes.
Adding more or less from the specified volumes outlined in Table 1 of the protocol may affect both the quality and quantity of the isolated RNA.
Your elution will be contaminated with the Wash Solution A that contains Ethanol. This will dilute the RNA yield and it will interfere with your downstream applications.
Yes, you can. A second elution is possible, but it is recommended that this elution is performed in a
smaller volume (50 μL).
Plasma/Serum samples contain very little RNA. This varies from individual to individual based on numerous variables. In order to increase the yield, the amount of Plasma/Serum input could be increased.
Most of the Free-Circulating Plasma/Serum RNA is degraded and present in short fragment. The A260:280 ratio is normally between 1 – 1.6. This low A260:280 ratio will not affect any downstream application
If a different Elution Solution was used other than the one provided in the kit, the buffer should be checked for any components that may interfere with the application. Common components that are known to interfere are high salts (including EDTA), detergents and other denaturants. Check the compatibility of your elution solution with the intended use.
You may need to do a DNase treatment to your isolated Plasma/Serum Circulating RNA. It is
recommended to use Norgen’s RNase-Free DNase I Kit (Cat. 25710).
Yes, our plasma/serum RNA purification kits can be used to isolate RNA using blood samples preserved using Streck Cell-Free RNA Blood Collection Tubes.
Slurry
A fixed speed centrifuge can be used, however reduced yields may be observed.
This may lead to the degradation of the isolated RNA or reduction in the total RNA yields.
All centrifugation steps are performed at room temperature. Centrifugation at 4°C will not adversely affect kit performance.
Yes, you can. To process different Plasma/Serum volumes please check Table 1 in the protocol for the appropriate
volumes of Lysis Buffer A (Step 1) and 96-100% Ethanol (Step 3) to be added to different
Plasma/Serum sample volumes. The volume of Slurry C2 and Lysis Buffer A (Step 5) is fixed for all
Plasma/Serum volumes.
Adding more or less from the specified volumes outlined in Table 1 of the protocol may affect both the quality and quantity of the isolated RNA.
Your elution will be contaminated with the Wash Solution A that contains Ethanol. This will dilute the RNA yield and it will interfere with your downstream applications.
Yes, you can. A second elution is possible, but it is recommended that this elution is performed in a
smaller volume (50 μL).
Plasma/Serum samples contain very little RNA. This varies from individual to individual based on numerous variables. In order to increase the yield, the amount of Plasma/Serum input could be increased.
Most of the Free-Circulating Plasma/Serum RNA is degraded and present in short fragment. The A260:280 ratio is normally between 1 – 1.6. This low A260:280 ratio will not affect any downstream application
If a different Elution Solution was used other than the one provided in the kit, the buffer should be checked for any components that may interfere with the application. Common components that are known to interfere are high salts (including EDTA), detergents and other denaturants. Check the compatibility of your elution solution with the intended use.
You may need to do a DNase treatment to your isolated Plasma/Serum Circulating RNA. It is
recommended to use Norgen’s RNase-Free DNase I Kit (Cat. 25710).
Yes, our plasma/serum RNA purification kits can be used to isolate RNA using blood samples preserved using Streck Cell-Free RNA Blood Collection Tubes.
High Throughput Slurry
A fixed speed centrifuge can be used, however reduced yields may be observed.
This may lead to the degradation of the isolated nucleic acids or reduction in the total nucleic acid yields.
All centrifugation steps are performed at room temperature. Centrifugation at 4°C will not adversely affect kit performance.
The wells of the 96-well plate will clog if;
- There was an insufficient vacuum. Ensure that a vacuum pressure of at least -650 mbar or -25 inHg is developed
- The centrifuge temperature was too low. Ensure that the centrifuge remains at room temperature throughout the procedure. Temperatures below 15°C may cause precipitates to form that can cause the wells to clog.
Adding more or less from the specified volumes outlined in Table 1 of the protocol may affect both the quality and quantity of the isolated RNA.
Your first elution will be contaminated with the Wash Solution. This may dilute the nucleic acid yield in your first elution and it may interfere with your down stream applications.
Yes, you can. A second elution is possible, but it is recommended that this elution is performed in a
smaller volume (50 μL).
Some Plasma/Serum samples contain very little RNA. This varies from individual to individual based on
numerous variables. In order to increase the yield, the amount of Plasma/Serum input could be
increased.
If a different Elution Solution was used other than the one provided in the kit, the buffer should be
checked for any components that may interfere with the application. Common components that are
known to interfere are high salts (including EDTA), detergents and other denaturants. Check the
compatibility of your elution buffer with the intended use.
You may need to do a DNase treatment to your isolated Plasma/Serum Circulating RNA. It is recommended to use Norgen’s RNase-Free DNase I Kit (Cat. 25710).
- RNase contamination
RNases may be introduced during the use of the kit. Ensure proper procedures are followed when working with RNA. Please refer to “Working with RNA” at the beginning of the protocol's user guide.
- Procedure not performed quickly enough
In order to maintain the integrity of the RNA, it is important that the procedure be performed quickly
Most of the Free-Circulating Plasma/Serum RNA is degraded and present in short fragment. The
A260:280 ratio is normally between 1 – 1.6. This low A260:280 ratio will not affect any downstream
application.
Yes, it is possible to adapt the same supplementary protocol as provided for Cat. 42800. However, it is easier to perform this when using centrifugation based protocol for Cat. 29500 because the flowthrough can be lost at Step 4 when using vacuum manifold.
Yes, our plasma/serum RNA purification kits can be used to isolate RNA using blood samples preserved using Streck Cell-Free RNA Blood Collection Tubes.