Yellow SubTM
Yellow SubTM, the Novel PCR Additive for Enhanced
Performance
Yellow Sub
TM is suitable for many enzymatic reactions. It
increases the yield and specificity of your PCR
® - and
saves time. Just add the specially formulated 10 x Yellow Sub
TM
to your PCR®-mix. Yellow SubTM also contains a loading buffer and
dye, so after the reaction you can apply the PCR
®-mix
directly on your agarose gel without adding any further solution. The
yellow dye migrates at about 40 bp leaving even short bands easily
visible. Yellow Sub
TM has been successfully tested in
PCR® applications using different Taq Polymerases and also other
thermostable polymerases like Pfu, Tth and Pfx. Furthermore, Yellow Sub
is even compatible with many restriction enzymes and is specially
suited for restriction digest screening procedures. Yellow Sub
TM
is successfully used in many laboratories and quoted in several recent
studies.
Publications:
1. Pre-PCR Gel-Loading Buffer that Increases Specificity
Haack, K. Vizuete-Forster, M.
BioTechniques. 2000; 29:684-688.
2. Polymorphic Sex Testing
International Patent Application No. PCT/GB2002/003920; Filing
Date: 27.08.2002
3. Tumor cells escape suicide gene therapy by genetic and epigenetic
instability
Frank, O. et al.
Blood. 2004; Dec 1;104(12):3543-9
4. Epidemiological study of the prevalence of Babesia divergens
in a
veterinary practice in the mid-east of France
Devosa, J. and Geysen, D.
Veterineray Parasitology. 2004; 125(3-4): 237-249.
5. Taeniasis and Cysticercosis in a Selected Group of
Inhabitants from a Mountainous Province in Nother Vietnam
ITMA – MSTAH thesis, No 56, 2006.
6. Quantification of DNA methylation in electrofluidics chips
(Bio-COBRA).
Brena RM, Auer H, Kornacker K, Plass C,
Nature Protocols. 2006;1(1):52-8.
7. Development and validation of a PCR-RFLP test to identify
African Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) ticks
Laetitia Lempereur, Dirk Geysen and Maxime Madder
Acta Tropica, Volume 114, Issue 1, April 2010: 55-58
Product Features of Yellow SubTM
- Increased yield in PCR® applications
- Enhanced specificity in PCR® applications
- Contains the loading buffer and dye - the reaction mix is applied
directly to the agarose gel
- Yellow dye migrates at 40 bp - even short PCR®-bands are
easily visible
- Compatible with all tested thermostable polymerases
- Compatible with DNA-purification protocols (glass milk or Qiagen
spin columns). PCR® fragments can be used in all regular
applications like cloning or restriction digests
Figure 1. Yellow Sub does not inhibit Taq
Polymerases. Taq Polymerases of 5 major manufacturers (M1 trough M5)
were tested under standardized PCR®-conditions with (above) and
without (below) Yellow Sub. In all cases, Yellow Sub did not inhibit
the function of Taq Plymerases. In three cases (manufacturers 1, 3 and
5), specificity was significantly increased. All PCRs were performed in
doubletts.
Lanes 1+2: Taq M1; lanes 3+4:Taq M2; lanes 5+6: Taq M3; lanes 7+8: Taq
M4; lanes 9+10: Taq M5; lane 11: pUC Hpall DNA-Marker |
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Figure 2. Yellow Sub significantly increases
specificity and yield. A temperature gradient ranging from 43,15 °C
to 61,4 °C was applied under standardized PCR®-conditions with
(above) and without (below) Yellow Sub. Under identical conditions,
Yellow Sub enhanced the specificity and yield at all temperatures.
Yellow Sub is very well suited for PCR® amplifications under which
primer annealing temperatures are not well defined or DNA amplification
leads to high amounts of unspecific products.
Lanes 1 through 9: Temperature gradient ranging from 61,4 °C to
43,15 °C; Lane 10: pUC Hpall |
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Product Application Protocols
1. Prepare Reaction Mix
- Thermostable DNA Polymerase 1 unit
- 10 x Reaction Buffer 5µl
- dNTP (10 mM) 1µl
- Primer 1 0.1µM - 1µM
- Primer 2 0.1µM - 1µM
- Template DNA 10pg - 10µg
- YellowSubTM 5µl
- Add water to final volume of 50µl
2. Perform amplification reactions as usual
3. Agarose Gel Analysis
Load bewteen 5 - 50 µl of the reaction mix directly on the
agarose gel. No additional loading buffer or loading dye is required!
Alternatively, the PCR® products can be purified by column or glass
milk purification or further enzymatic reactions (e.g. restriction
enyzme digests) may be performed before Agarose gel analysis gel (i.e.
DNA amplification followed by RFLP).
- Protocol 2: Restriction digest
1. Prepare Reaction Mix
- Restriction Enzyme 5-10 units
- DNA 1µg
- YellowSubTM 5µl
- 10 x Reaction buffer 5µl
- Add water to final volume of 50µl
2. Perform amplification reactions as usual
3. Agarose Gel Analysis
Load bewteen 5 - 50 µl of the reaction mix directly on the
agarose gel. No additional loading buffer or loading dye is required.
Ordering Information
| Quantity |
Order No. |
Price Euros* |
Pice USD |
|
| 5 x 1 ml Yellow Sub |
FL 115 |
79,- Euros |
110,- USD |
|
| 10 x 1 ml Yellow Sub |
FL 120 |
130,- Euros |
180,- USD |
|
| 50 x 1 ml Yellow Sub |
FL 130 |
520,- Euros |
730,- USD |
|
* Prices plus 19% VAT for deliveries within the EU. Please provide
VAT-ID if applicable.