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DNA/RNA extraction and analysis - a completely new approach

Extraction kits providing more convenience, quality, and speed

Next Generation kits for DNA/RNA extraction and analysis. Based on the principle of reverse chromatography, the DNA remains untouched, any unwanted sample-derived contaminant is bound and eliminated by the column, potential inhibitory process reagents are not in use and, thus, don’t have to be removed.
The result: pure DNA by only one centrifugation step, getting an inhibitor-free PCR template.

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The EchoLUTION technology: Better PCR results through single-step DNA extraction

Any analysis of DNA requires purification by separation of the DNA from contaminants derived from the biological sample. Commonly used extraction methods, however, rely on chemical substances that frequently re-contaminate the DNA and inhibit downstream processes such as PCR. The problematic reagents used in these purification methods include chaotrophic salts, alcohols and phenol.

BioEcho: inhibitor-free DNA purification process

BioEcho follows a completely new approach: based on the principle of reverse chromatography, the DNA remains untouched and doesn’t have to bind. The technology works under native conditions – potential inhibitory process reagents are not in use and, thus, don’t have to be removed. Any unwanted sample-derived contaminant is bound and eliminated by the column. The result is pure DNA by only one centrifugtion step. By means of this simplified procedure, you get an absolutly inhibitor-free PCR template.

The complete BioEcho portfolio

• EchoLUTION DNA extraction kits
• EchoCLEAN DNA cleanup kits
• EchoSAFE buffers and reagents
• ReDUCE Sample concentration
• Lab tools

BioEcho's products are suited for multiple areas of biotechnology, including genomics, transcriptomics, next generation sequencing, biobanking, forensics, pathology, veterinary, food research, as well as industrial, medical and academic research.

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