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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Others KAPA EvoPlus Boost Kit PCR-free RUO KAPA EvoPlus Boost Kit PCR-free PID00001234 09 420 436 001 9 420 436 001 09420436001 9420436001 09420436001 KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (96rxn plt) KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (96rxn plt) 07613336184561 Reagents, kits 96 well plate Not Available undefined 09 420 371 001 9 420 371 001 09420371001 9420371001 09420371001 KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (384rxn) KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (384rxn) 07613336184523 Reagents, kits 384 reactions Not Available false 09 420 304 001 9 420 304 001 09420304001 9420304001 09420304001 KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (96rxn) KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (96rxn) 07613336184509 Reagents, kits 96 reactions Not Available false 09 420 045 001 9 420 045 001 09420045001 9420045001 09420045001 KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (24rxn) KAPA EvoPlus Boost, PCR-free (24rxn) 07613336184172 Reagents, kits 24 reactions Not Available KAPA EvoPlus Boost Kits are ideally suited for low- and high-throughput Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) library construction workflows that require DNA fragmentation, A-tailing and adapter ligation. Kits are designed for library construction from a wide range of sample types and inputs (50 ng – 500 ng), and are compatible with genomic DNA and low quality DNA such as that extracted from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue (FFPET) samples. These kits are ideally suited for germline as well as somatic mutation detection. They are automation-friendly and may be used for the following workflow applications:Whole-genome sequencing (WGS).Whole exome sequencing (WES) or targeted sequencing, using hybridization capture methods.The KAPA EvoPlus Boost Kits contain an enzymatic fragmentation module that is NOT validated for use in Methyl-Seq applications. The enzymatic fragmentation chemistry involves DNA repair mechanisms that may affect methylation patterns en