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Can i purchase tubes for the bead ruptor mill that are Nuclease free?

Can i purchase tubes for the bead ruptor mill that are Nuclease free?

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Can i purchase tubes for the bead ruptor mill that are Nuclease free?

Answer: Yes you can, OMNI Inc have introduced the most popular pre-filled bead tubes as "Certified free of bacterial and yeast DNA". Microbial DNA Free Soft Tissue Grinding Mix - item 1201152 Microbial DNA free Bead Ruptor bead beating tubes are molecular biology grade, nuclease free tubes, pre-filled with an optimized amount of sterilized lysing matrix to provide efficient and high yield sample homogenates. Products are rigorously tested using microbial DNA PCR assays. [caption id="attachment_7761" align="aligncenter" width="300"]

19-620D Nuclease & Microbial DNA Free Tubes

19-620D Nuclease & Microbial DNA Free Tubes[/caption] Product Features:

2.0 mL Polypropylene screw cap tubes pre-filled with 1.4 mm ceramic beads
Ideal for applications that are sensitive to the presence of bacterial or fungal DNA contamination.
Recommended for: soft tissues, brain, liver, kidney, spleen, and soft plant
Certification: RNase & DNase Free, Microbial DNA Free

Ordering Information: Unit includes 50 bead beating tubes pre-filled with 1.4 mm ceramic beads Also available: Soft Tissue Homogenising Mix, Ceramic Beads 1.4mm (2ml tubes, DNA Free)- 50 pack - Item 1201153 Hard Tissue Homogenizing Mix (2ml reinforced tubes) Nuclease & Microbial DNA Free-50 pack - item 1201154 Hard Tissue Grinding Mix, Metal beads, 2.4mm (2ml tubes, DNA Free)- 50 Pack - item 1201155

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