Results in 20 minutes Room temperature stable for 30 days Singleplex or multiplex - up to you! Mixes with UNG available
Full range of endpoint PCR reagents including
Optimized ready-to-use solutions for real-time PCR including
Variety of reverse transcriptases (RT) for first-strand cDNA synthesis
Common reagents required in PCR and post-PCR analysis including
Convinced with the performance and quality of the product HOT FIREPol MultiPlex Mix in multiple applications: robust enzyme activity and reproducible results in single and highly multiplexed PCRs a "must-have" in the laboratory.
Excellent product quality along with affordable prices and committed customer service: these are the reasons why Solis BioDyne is our strategic enzyme supplier since many years...
We appreciate your products because most of our research takes place in Kenya and it can be difficult to ship items that are temperature sensitive...
Contact us if You have a specific requirement but cannot find the best solution among our catalogue products. We can offer custom product size, format and specific formulations. We are flexible and dedicated to meet Your needs.
To give you a better insight into our SolisFAST® qPCR range’s inhibitor tolerance capabilities, we have put together a white paper. It includes results from different tests, shows the real-life application possibilities and feedback from our partners about the SolisFAST® qPCR products.
There is a person in Solis BioDyne who always seems to know how to make others around him feel better. He has an amazing talent at uniting people and leading a team to great results. This person is Tarmo and here is his story.
Once again, Solis BioDyne was present at I-Days (last year called Bioinnovation Days) to mentor young entrepreneurs and give ideas on how they can make their bioscience startup idea a reality.
Malaria is probably one of the most known diseases around the world, yet the cure for it remains to be invented. All that can be done right now is try to control and prevent the spread of the disease. This is what researchers at the Parasitology and Public Health Unit at Federal University of Technology Akure in Nigeria are currently working on.
