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AQUARNA

 

AquaRNATM is a multifunctional aqueous solution-based reagent for DNA, RNA, and protein extraction. This single solution will lyse the cells, inactivate degradative enzymes, and extract DNA, RNA, and proteins. DNA and RNA are recovered from the cell lysate by isopropanol precipitation, while proteins remain soluble in the isopropanol solution and can be recovered by acetone precipitation. AquaRNA enables concurrent isolation of DNA, RNA, and proteins from the same specimen without using different DNA, RNA, and protein extraction kits.

 

 


 

Features

 

RNA myths

AquaRNA will change the way you think and work with RNA by simply inactivating and removing endogenous contaminating RNases in your RNA samples.

  • "RNA is very unstable and must be stored at -80 °C." - Not true, when endogenous contaminating RNases are removed, RNA samples can be stored at 4 °C.  
  • "RNA work must be done at designated RNA-only workbench, use RNA-only equipment and RNase-free consumables." - Unnecessary, just don't let your fingers, with or without gloves, touch the inside of your RNA tube, your chance of getting RNA degradation by using regular reagents, solutions, tubes, and tips is slim to none.
  • "I am always anxious until I see the results of my RNA experiments." - If the RNA sample is not contaminated with endogenous RNases, you will get consistent and reproducible results every time.

RNase Decontamination

 

AquaRNA can be used to treat purified RNA that is contaminated with RNases. It can also be used to treat plasmid DNA to remove any contaminating RNases to ensure successful in vitro transcription and translation.

 

Not only for RNA

 

AquaRNA can extract DNA, RNA, and proteins from the same biological samples concurrently. In addition to maximizing the value of your biospecimens, you might uncover new correlations by analyzing DNA, RNA, and proteins at the same time. 

 

Simple

Due to the multifunctionality of the AquaRNA solution, its protocol is very simple. After cell lysis, DNA/RNA are precipitated with isopropanol and proteins are precipitated with acetone. No columns, no resins, no cartridges, and no ultracentrifuge are needed.

No phenol and chloroform

AquaRNA extracts DNA/RNA/proteins without using phenol and chloroform. You will no longer have the problem of getting the protein pellet into solution as you often encounter using organic extraction.


Scalable

One single AquaRNA Kit does all: mini, midi, maxi, and HTP; no need to purchase separate mini, midi, maxi, and HTP kits.

High Yield

Up to 50 ug of DNA, 25 ug of RNA, and 1500 ug of proteins can be isolated from 2.5 million mammalian cells or 25 mg animal tissue

 

 


Comparison

 

 

 Competitor Q

 AquaRNA

Isolation Mechanism

Selective Binding

Selective Extraction

Isolation Format

Solid Support

Aqueous Solution

Price ($/miniprep)

3.84

0.66

Mercaptoethanol

Yes

 No

Scalable

No

Yes

# of Solutions in the Kit

4

1

Hands-on Time (min)

30

30

Yield (ug RNA/mil cells)

10-20

10-20

RNase Contamination

 ?

No

Recover Small RNAs

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No

Yes

Co-Purify DNA/Proteins

Trace

Yes

 

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Comparison of total RNA isolated from different sources by AquaRNA. Bacterial culture (0.5 ml), human cultured cells (500,000 cells), and rat liver tissue (20 mg) were processed using the AquaRNA Kit. Final DNA/RNA pellet was suspended in 100 ul DEPC water. Five-microliter of each prep treated with or without DNase I was run in a non-denaturing 0.8% native agarose gel, showing the DNA, 28S (23S), 18S (16S), and 5S RNA bands.

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RNA integrity analysis. Total RNA was extracted by AquaRNA and RNA extraction kit of Competitor Q from a E. coli bacterial culture and the RNA integrity was measured with Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer.



Brief Protocol 

1. Harvest the Cells

Pellet ~0.5-2 million cultured cells in a 1.5-ml microfuge tube by centrifugation at 14,000 xg for 60 sec. Aspirate or decant to discard the supernatant.

2. Extract the DNA/RNA

Add 100 ul AquaRNA solution (30 ml in the kit for 300 minipreps) to the cell pellet. Suspend and lyse the cells by vortex vigorously for 60 sec.

3. Remove the Debris

Centrifuge the sample at 14,000 xg for 5 min to pellet the debris (Step 3 is optional for cultured cells as all the cells are completely lysed and isopropanol may be added directly to the cell lysate to pellet the DNA/RNA in Step 4).

4. Pellet the DNA/RNA

Transfer the supernatant (~90 ul) to a new 0.5-ml microfuge tube. Add 0.8 vol (~72 ul) of isopropanol and vortex to mix. Centrifuge at 14,000 xg for 5 min to pellet the DNA/RNA. Decant to discard the supernatant (Note: Proteins remain in the isopropanol supernatant and can be recovered by precipitation in 4 vol of acetone.) and rinse the DNA/RNA pellet with 70% ethanol twice. Suspend the DNA/RNA pellet in 100 ul of TE buffer or deionized water. Centrifuge again to pellet any insoluble material and transfer the DNA/RNA solution to a new tube. Remove DNA in the DNA/RNA prep by DNase I digestion.







Ordering Information

Product Name:    AquaRNATM Kit

Product Number:   5001, 5030

Application:    Isolation of DNA/RNA/proteins. For in vitro research use only.

Size:    The kit is sufficient for the preparation of 

      • 5001: 10 minipreps (use 100 ul AquaRNA for a million culture cells)
      • 5030: 300 minipreps 

Kit Contents:   The AquaRNA Kit includes the following items

      • 5001: 1 ml AquaRNA Solution, Instruction Manual
      • 5030: 30 ml AquaRNA Solution, Instruction Manual

Price:  

      • 5001: $10 each
      • 5030: $199 each

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