Tribioscience’s Cannabis Gender Detection qPCR Kit is designed for identifying cannabis male and female plants in a one PCR reaction using real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction(qPCR) and probe fluorescence label. The kit provides a high fidelity, Accurate, sensitive, and time-saving method to identify cannabis plant gender.

The Cannabis Gender Detection qPCR Kit includes all of the essential components for qPCR amplification such as qPCR super mix, male-specific prime-probes (Fam), Cannabis/Hem specific primer-probe mix (Hex) as internal control, and cannabis female DNA control. All you need is to prepare DNA from cannabis plant sample.

Key Features

• Highly sensitivity and specificity for gender identification.
• High efficiency: the optimal systemic conditions for PCR amplifications.
• Streamlined protocol: Just add DNA template and water.
• No cross reactivity with other species.

Applications

• Identify male and female cannabis plants.

Storage Condition

The kit is shipped on ice and stored at -20°C for long-term storage. Shelf life of 12 months after receipt.

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Additional information

SIZE (test)	100 Tests, 200 Tests

TBS42046-cannabis gender detection qPCR

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