96-7 DNA polymerase for isothermal gene amplification technology LAMP method

DNA polymerase 96-7 is an enzyme that can be used in the LAMP method. The LAMP method is a technique for rapidly amplifying and detecting target DNA or RNA.

This product is an enzyme that possesses 5'→3' DNA polymerase activity and strand displacement activity, capable of synthesizing new DNA strands while dissociating the hydrogen bonds of the double-stranded DNA template. The heat-stable strand-displacing DNA polymerase does not require the dissociation of double-stranded DNA due to its characteristics, allowing DNA synthesis at a constant temperature and making it resistant to synthesis inhibition caused by the secondary structure of DNA. **Features** - Has 5'→3' DNA polymerase activity and strand displacement activity - Enables DNA synthesis at a constant temperature - Suitable for synthesizing DNA strands with high GC content - Not affected by inhibition due to DNA secondary structures **Optimal Reaction Temperature** 50°C to 55°C **Inactivation Time** *1 70°C for 5 minutes *1 Inactivation temperature when the enzyme stock solution is directly heat-denatured **Applications** Applications utilizing strand displacement activity (such as isothermal gene amplification methods)

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