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Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase

Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase

5000 INR/Piece

Product Details:

  • Shelf Life 12 Months
  • Accuracy High substrate specificity
  • Storage Instructions Store at -20C
  • Instruments Type DNA Repair & PCR Reagents
  • Features Heat labile, high specificity, active at low temperature, rapid
  • Usage Type Laboratory/Research
  • Frequency Single Use/Batch
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Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase Price And Quantity

  • 5000 INR/Piece
  • 50U, 250U, 500U, 1000U per vial
  • 37C (Inactivated at 50C within minutes)
  • Liquid or lyophilized
  • E. coli expression system
  • 1 Unit/L
  • 9027-34-7
  • >99% (SDS-PAGE)
  • Prevention of carryover contamination in PCR
  • Compatible with standard PCR buffers
  • Amount required to release 1 nmol of uracil from DNA in 1 hour at 37C
  • Non-hazardous
  • Heat (50C for 10 minutes)

Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase Product Specifications

  • New
  • 12 Months
  • Removes uracil residues from DNA
  • Laboratory/Research
  • Recombinant Protein
  • Yes
  • Manual and Automated
  • Store at -20C
  • High substrate specificity
  • Enzyme/Kit
  • Single Use/Batch
  • Silent
  • Yes
  • DNA Repair & PCR Reagents
  • Colorless/Transparent
  • Removes uracil from double- and single-stranded DNA
  • Custom/Varies by Pack Size
  • No
  • Heat labile, high specificity, active at low temperature, rapid
  • Few Milligrams (enzyme) per vial
  • Enzymatic DNA Modification
  • 50U, 250U, 500U, 1000U per vial
  • 37C (Inactivated at 50C within minutes)
  • Liquid or lyophilized
  • E. coli expression system
  • 1 Unit/L
  • 9027-34-7
  • >99% (SDS-PAGE)
  • Prevention of carryover contamination in PCR
  • Compatible with standard PCR buffers
  • Amount required to release 1 nmol of uracil from DNA in 1 hour at 37C
  • Non-hazardous
  • Heat (50C for 10 minutes)

Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase Trade Information

  • Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)
  • All India

Product Description

By rupturing the N-glycosidic link connecting the uracil base and the sugar backbone, glycosylase removes uracil from DNA that contains duplex uracil. By excising uracil and generating alkali-sensitive abasic sites in the DNA, this Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase hydrolyzes uracil-glycosidic linkages in single- or double-stranded DNA.  The addition of EDTA has no effect on the activity of Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase since it does not require metal ions. It is able to cleave U-DNA in a general, site- or strand-specific, or a combination of these ways.

Effective PCR Contamination Control

UDG removes incorporated uracil from DNA, preventing unwanted amplification of carryover contaminants. Its high substrate specificity and heat-labile property ensure efficient activity during setup and easy inactivation before amplification, safeguarding PCR integrity.


Flexible Formats and High Purity

Available as a liquid or lyophilized enzyme, UDG suits various laboratory workflows. With over 99% purity, it guarantees minimal impurities for reliable performance, and its compatibility with standard PCR buffers allows seamless integration into existing protocols.

FAQ's of Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase:


Q: How is Heat Labile Uracil DNA Glycosylase used to prevent PCR carryover contamination?

A: The enzyme specifically removes uracil residues from DNA, rendering contaminating uracil-containing DNA templates non-amplifiable. Add UDG to reaction mixes before amplification, incubate at 37C, and then heat-inactivate at 50C for 10 minutes before starting PCR cycling.

Q: What makes this enzyme heat labile, and why is that beneficial?

A: This recombinant UDG is inactivated within minutes at 50C, allowing selective removal of uracil before PCR while ensuring the enzyme does not degrade newly synthesized DNA during thermal cycling, thus enhancing specificity and workflow efficiency.

Q: When should I add UDG to my reaction, and how do I inactivate it?

A: Introduce UDG during PCR reaction setup, incubate at 37C for the required time, then heat the mixture at 50C for 10 minutes to inactivate the enzyme before initiating the amplification phase.

Q: Where can this enzyme be stored, and what is its shelf life?

A: Store UDG at -20C as recommended to maintain stability and activity. The enzyme has a shelf life of up to 12 months when kept at the proper storage temperature.

Q: What pack sizes are offered, and how much enzyme is in each vial?

A: The enzyme is available in 50U, 250U, 500U, and 1000U per vial. Actual enzyme weight per vial is a few milligrams, varying by quantity purchased.

Q: How does UDG function at the molecular level?

A: UDG cleaves the N-glycosidic bond between uracil and sugar-phosphate DNA backbone, releasing free uracil from double- or single-stranded DNA and facilitating the removal of unwanted uracil bases.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this heat labile UDG in the laboratory?

A: Using this enzyme ensures high accuracy in PCR by effectively removing uracil residues to prevent false positives from carryover DNA. Its heat-labile property streamlines workflows, and its compatibility with standard buffers ensures broad applicability across laboratory setups.

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