EliZyme for qRT-PCR

All of the enzymes have low sensitivity for common PCR inhibitors. You can easily navigate through our enzymes according to abbreviations:

• MIX – enzyme mix, contains dNTP and magnesium
• Green – intercalating dye EliGreen for detection without probes
• Probe – enzyme mix for use with common types of probes like TaqMan®, Molecular Beacons® and Scorpions®
• Blue – kit contains a non-reactive blue dye for easy visualization of the sample during pipetting
• Super – mixes designed primarily for diagnostics where maximum sensitivity is required
• OneS – kit contains reverse transcriptase and polymerase for reverse transcription and amplification in one step
• Viral – kit for detection of viral RNA

Mixes do not contain ROX dye. If necessary, it can be supplied on request.

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  EliZyme™ OneS Green Kit

  The EliZyme™ OneS Green Kit is a convenient all-in-one solution for conducting both cDNA synthesis and real-time PCR in a single tube. The kit contains a modified MMLV reverse transcriptase that is thermostable, highly active, and blended with an RNase inhibitor to protect RNA from degradation by RNase contaminants.

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  EliZyme™ OneS Probe Kit

  The EliZyme™ OneS Probe Kit is a probe-based RT-qPCR kit that is universal, highly specific, and ultra-sensitive, designed for rapid and efficient cDNA synthesis and qPCR in one tube.

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  EliZyme™ OneS Super Probe MIX

  EliZyme™ OneS Super Probe MIX is a reliable all-in-one mastermix for probe-based 1-step RT-qPCR that enables detection of both RNA and DNA target sequences. It is provided in a single tube format and offers superior target amplification even in highly diluted samples in both single and multiplex assays.

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  EliZyme™ OneS Viral Probe Kit

  The EliZyme™ OneS Viral Probe Kit kit utilizes probe-based 1-step RT-qPCR to detect viral RNA with exceptional sensitivity. To achieve this, the kit has been optimized with a high-concentration 4× mix, which allows for greater sample input and increases sensitivity even when using small volume reactions.

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