Contaminant DNA is especially problematic in the highly sensitive PCR technique, as its removal has proven to be no trivial matter. Originating from aerosolized fragments, contaminant DNA can lead to cross contamination between samples thus resulting in inaccurate data or PCR artefacts. Even a…

DNA contaminations are notoriously difficult to remove and can be easily spread via spills especially in connected laboratory areas via the room floor and/or dispersed dust. Keeping room “DNA-load” low is helping to prevent cross contamination or PCR artefacts in DNA sensitive…

The presence of contaminant DNA at a PCR work area can result in false positive results and misinterpretation. DNA contaminations are usually sustainable and their removal has proven to be no trivial matter. PCR Clean™ Wipes are ready-to-use for eliminating DNA from surfaces like glass,…