FAQ-1573
Does residual Allprotect Tissue Reagent left behind on tissue samples interfere with DNA, RNA, and protein purification?
No. Allprotect Tissue Reagent remains on the sample due to its viscosity. We recommend removing excess reagent by dabbing or rolling the sample over a paper towel.
However, residual Allprotect Tissue Reagent on the sample inhibits neither DNA, RNA, and/or protein purification, nor downstream applications.
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Allprotect Tissue Reagent
Allprotect Tissue Reagent provides immediate stabilization of DNA, RNA, and protein in tissue samples at room temperature. This preserves the in vivo profile of DNA, RNA, and proteins, allowing reliable downstream analysis. Stabilized tissues can be transported at 15–25°C for up to 7 days, or stored at 2–8°C for up to 12 months. For longer storage, stabilized tissues can be archived at –20°C or –80°C.