Isothermal High Temperature Range
IsoPol® BST⁺ For point-of-care diagnostic assays
Isothermal High Temperature Range
IsoPol® BST⁺ Isothermal High Temperature Range
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These DNA polymerases are ideal for Isothermal Amplification
IsoPol® BST+ is a heat-tolerant BST polymerase (large fragment) with enhanced strand-displacement activity. IsoPol® BST+ is active from 25 to 65°C. It is lacking 5’-3’- and 3’-5’-exonuclease activity.
Key features
- IsoPol® BST+ lacks 5’-3’- and 3’-5’-exonuclease activity.
- Inactivation - IsoPol® BST+ is completely inactivated after one minute incubation at 95°C
- Enhanced strand displacement and processivity.
- Increased salt tolerance.
IsoPol® BST+ Glycerol FREE
Is the popular choice for isothermal applications such as LAMP and RT-LAMP at point-of-care diagnostics for its superior amplification performance and robustness. The enzyme is offered in a 1X storage buffer at a concentration < 300 U/µl
IsoPol® BST+ High Concentration Glycerol FREE
IsoPol® BST+ HC Glycerol FREE is used to ease the product development processes in sequencing technologies, solid phase amplification and several isothermal technologies. Same performance as IsoPol® BST+ (i.e., high processivity, relative SDA, and relative activity) with the only difference that it is offered in a 2X storage buffer at a concentration > 500 U/
Key features
- High concentration
- High purity
- Lyophilisation and automation friendly
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IsoPol® BST+ results in faster detection of target in both LAMP and RT-LAMP. When IsoPol® BST+ was used in LAMP and RT-LAMP, time to results were strongly reduced compared to the non-engineered backbone, Bst LF. IsoPol® BST⁺ also significantly outperformed engineered versions of Bst LF from another vendor (Bst Vendor A). LAMP was used to detect 0.05 ng of λ DNA (Fig 5). RT-LAMP was performed with AMV RT to detect 10 ng of MS2 RNA template (Fig 6). LAMP and RT-LAMP were performed at 65°C.
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ArcticZymes is dedicated to the quality of our products. IsoPol® BST⁺ is manufactured at our ISO 13485 certified facility in Norway.
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No license required. At ArcticZymes, we pride ourselves on always offering seamless accessibility to our high-quality products. Produced under ISO 13485, our enzymes are sold under a "no license required" policy to ensure that our customer are not restricted by legal burdens, now or with their future use. In addition, we offer our nucleases in a flexible format and are readily available to discuss your customs needs.
IsoPol® DNA polymerases are compatible with a wide range of buffer formulations and isothermal applications. Please refer to the IsoPol selection guide above for guidance on which polymerase is more suitable for your use or get in touch with us at contact@arcticzymes.com.
MDA / SDA Multiple / Strand displacement amplification
RCA Rolling circle amplification
RPA Recombinase polymerase amplification
SMART Signal-mediated amplification of RNA technology
LAMP Loop-mediated isothermal amplification
RAM Ramification amplification
HDA Helicase-dependent amplification
NASBA Nucleic acid sequence-based amplification
NEMA Nicking enzyme-mediated amplification
Minimally processed samples that contain impurities such as serum or salt can interfere or inhibit the polymerase amplification process. IsoPol® BST⁺ and IsoPol® SD⁺ were specifically designed to tolerate high salt concentrations. LAMP was performed using different serum concentrations in the sample matrix (Fig 7). IsoPol® BST⁺ provided robust amplifications across several serum concentrations demonstrating high tolerance to matrix effects in LAMP compared to an engineered Bst version from another vendor.
Isothermal amplification techniques are under rapid development as an alternative to conventional PCR in amplification of nucleic acids, especially for detection of pathogens. Conventionl PCR methods uses repetitive cycling temperatures when amplifying, while isothermal amplification techniques occur at a single and fixed temperature while still allowing fast, and exponential amplification. Maintaining a single temperature allows the use of simpler, more portable, and robust instruments compared to conventional thermocyclers, making isothermal methods well suited for use in point-of-care diagnostics. Although there are several different isothermal amplification techniques, two key requirements for effective assay performance are using a DNA polymerase with excellent strand displacement activity and high processivity.