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innuPREP Blood DNA Mini Kit Instructions for Use
23 Feb 2018The innuPREP Blood DNA Mini Kit has been designed as a very efficient tool for fast isolation of genomic DNA from whole blood samples for subsequent in-vitro diagnostic purposes. The kit can be used for isolation of genomic DNA from fresh or frozen blood; stabilized with EDTA or citrate, from common blood collection systems.
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