Enzymes & Related Products

Enzymes play pivotal roles in molecular biology research, facilitating various biochemical processes essential for studying DNA, RNA, and protein interactions.

Among these enzymes are:

• Proteinase K, known for its ability to digest proteins and inactivate nucleases, ensuring pure DNA and RNA isolations.
• Phosphatases, both acid and alkaline, catalyze the removal of phosphate groups from molecules, crucial for dephosphorylating DNA and RNA.
• Nucleases, such as S1 and Micrococcal, are essential for DNA and RNA digestion, aiding in sequence analysis and mapping.
• Reverse Transcriptase is indispensable for synthesizing complementary DNA (cDNA) from RNA templates, a critical step in gene expression studies. Additionally,
• Phosphodiesterases I and II play roles in nucleic acid metabolism, breaking down phosphodiester bonds in RNA and DNA molecules.

These enzymes collectively contribute to the advancement of molecular biology research, enabling scientists to unravel the mechanisms of genetic information and biological processes.