ExcScript Reverse Transcriptase
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VN50RT
Reverse Transcriptases
Reverse Transcriptases are mutational derivatives of Moloney-Murine Leukemia Virus Reverse Transcriptase. They are specifically designed to reverse transcribe low-abundance or degraded RNA, and it offers significantly better resistance to contaminants and inhibitors such as reagents used during RNA extraction and contaminants from biological samples.
The enzymes are highly processive and sensitive, which allows for rapid cDNA synthesis of full-length cDNA fragments in a fraction of the time of leading competitors. They are the engineered reverse transcriptases that can offer superior cDNA synthesis performance with even the most challenging RNA samples due to its incredible thermostability at 50-75ºC. Therefore, they are the enzymes of choice for both daily or demanding RNA reverse transcription applications.
Highlights
- Thermostable from 50-75°C
- Transcribes degraded samples and resists inhibitors / contaminants
- Provides high cDNA yields from difficult or ultra-low RNA samples
- High yields of full-length cDNA up to 15-20 kb
- Efficient—complete cDNA synthesis in 15 to 30 minutes
ExcScript Reverse Transcriptase (RT) was developed through in vitro evolution of M-MuLV RT. The enzyme possesses RNA-dependent and DNA-dependent polymerase activity but lacks RNase H activity, which is due to a mutation in the RNase H domain of M-MuLV RT. Compared to wild type M-MuLV RT, the engineered enzyme has dramatically improved thermostability, inhibition resistance, 50-fold higher processivity, robustness, and increased synthesis rate.
The lack of RNase H activity allows ExcScript to produce long RNA transcripts of up to 20 kb. Additionally, the enzyme's high thermostability enables it to maintain full activity during the entire reverse transcription reaction and generate high yields of cDNA. The reaction temperature can be increased up to 65°C to efficiently transcribe RNA regions with high secondary structures or to improve specificity using gene-specific primers. The high processivity of ExcScript results in increased resistance to common reaction inhibitors.
Highlights
• Thermostable—90% active after incubation at 50°C for 60 minutes in a reaction mixture
• Active up to 65°C
• High yields of full-length cDNA up to 20 kb
• High sensitivity—reproducible cDNA synthesis from a wide range of starting total RNA amounts (1 pg to 5 µg)
• Efficient—complete cDNA synthesis in 15 to 30 minutes
• Increased resistance to common reaction inhibitors
• Incorporates modified nucleotides
Applications
• First strand cDNA synthesis for RT-PCR and real-time RT-PCR.
• Reverse transcription at elevated temperatures to reduce effects of secondary structure.
• Synthesis of cDNA for cloning and expression.
• Generation of labeled cDNA probes for microarrays.
• Analysis of RNA by primer extension.
Reverse Transcriptases are mutational derivatives of Moloney-Murine Leukemia Virus Reverse Transcriptase. They are specifically designed to reverse transcribe low-abundance or degraded RNA, and it offers significantly better resistance to contaminants and inhibitors such as reagents used during RNA extraction and contaminants from biological samples.
The enzymes are highly processive and sensitive, which allows for rapid cDNA synthesis of full-length cDNA fragments in a fraction of the time of leading competitors. They are the engineered reverse transcriptases that can offer superior cDNA synthesis performance with even the most challenging RNA samples due to its incredible thermostability at 50-75ºC. Therefore, they are the enzymes of choice for both daily or demanding RNA reverse transcription applications.
Highlights
- Thermostable from 50-75°C
- Transcribes degraded samples and resists inhibitors / contaminants
- Provides high cDNA yields from difficult or ultra-low RNA samples
- High yields of full-length cDNA up to 15-20 kb
- Efficient—complete cDNA synthesis in 15 to 30 minutes
ExcScript Reverse Transcriptase (RT) was developed through in vitro evolution of M-MuLV RT. The enzyme possesses RNA-dependent and DNA-dependent polymerase activity but lacks RNase H activity, which is due to a mutation in the RNase H domain of M-MuLV RT. Compared to wild type M-MuLV RT, the engineered enzyme has dramatically improved thermostability, inhibition resistance, 50-fold higher processivity, robustness, and increased synthesis rate.
The lack of RNase H activity allows ExcScript to produce long RNA transcripts of up to 20 kb. Additionally, the enzyme's high thermostability enables it to maintain full activity during the entire reverse transcription reaction and generate high yields of cDNA. The reaction temperature can be increased up to 65°C to efficiently transcribe RNA regions with high secondary structures or to improve specificity using gene-specific primers. The high processivity of ExcScript results in increased resistance to common reaction inhibitors.
Highlights
• Thermostable—90% active after incubation at 50°C for 60 minutes in a reaction mixture
• Active up to 65°C
• High yields of full-length cDNA up to 20 kb
• High sensitivity—reproducible cDNA synthesis from a wide range of starting total RNA amounts (1 pg to 5 µg)
• Efficient—complete cDNA synthesis in 15 to 30 minutes
• Increased resistance to common reaction inhibitors
• Incorporates modified nucleotides
Applications
• First strand cDNA synthesis for RT-PCR and real-time RT-PCR.
• Reverse transcription at elevated temperatures to reduce effects of secondary structure.
• Synthesis of cDNA for cloning and expression.
• Generation of labeled cDNA probes for microarrays.
• Analysis of RNA by primer extension.
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