Heat-labile UDG

Overview

Heat-labile UDG is a research-use reagent supporting PCR-related workflows. Heat-labile UDG is cloned from psychrophilic marine bacterium and purified from E. Key notes from the supplied features include: Rapid inactivation at 55°. To support repeatable purchasing and recordkeeping, the copy reflects the supplied description and features—without overpromising beyond what’s provided.

Key Benefits

• Convenience: Rapid inactivation at 55° for PCR-related documentation and method consistency.
• C for 10 minReliable: Compatible with various common PCR systemsComponents.
• Heat-labile UDG is cloned from psychrophilic marine bacterium and purified from E.
• UDG can catalyze the hydrolysis of the N-glycosidic bond from deoxyuridine to release uracil in ssDNA and dsDNA.
• It is applicable for PCR, qPCR, RT-PCR and RT-qPCR.

How it supports your workflow

Research workflows move faster when the product choice, rationale, and documentation are all in sync—especially for routine assays and repeat ordering. For PCR-related workflows, the goal is often to keep the scientific rationale and the purchasing record aligned. Heat-labile UDG is cloned from psychrophilic marine bacterium and purified from E. coli. UDG can catalyze the hydrolysis of the N-glycosidic bond from deoxyuridine to release uracil in ssDNA and dsDNA. The supplied feature set highlights convenience and c for 10 minreliable, which can help teams standardize language and expectations across similar products. Because projects evolve, we aim for descriptions that remain searchable, specific, and easy to compare across catalog numbers—so you can reorder confidently and keep documentation consistent. It also helps when you need to hand off a method to a colleague, reference a catalog item in a report, or keep purchasing approvals moving without back-and-forth.

Applications & compatibility

Compatibility is most useful when it’s stated plainly, so teams can match products to their existing workflows. It is applicable for PCR, qPCR, RT-PCR and RT-qPCR. If you’re matching this item to an established SOP, use the product name, catalog number, and the supplied features as the primary reference points. Use the application notes as a scope guide: they indicate fit and compatibility language drawn from the supplied product information, not assumptions beyond it.

Ideal for: teams building or refining PCR-related workflows workflows, especially when multiple users need the same language for ordering, reporting, and day-to-day bench notes. Ideal when you need a quick, confident match between what’s on the page and what’s in your records.