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The decontaminants work instantly to trap and prevent the spread of micro-organisms. Commonly used in medical and research facilities, these cleaning agents remove, inactivate, or completely destroy contaminants. This makes items safe for handling and prevents diseases from spreading. While meeting safe working environment standards, the use of decontaminants will not result in any residue that would affect procedures. Solutions are versatile to efficiently clean all surfaces and equipment pieces.

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Decontamination Solution, DNA/RNA-ExitusPlus™

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Solution for the removal of DNA and RNA contamination from surfaces. Suitable for cleaning PCR work stations and equipment, electrophoresis equipment, as well as pipettes and reaction tubes, for example.

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Decontamination Solution, DNA/RNA-ExitusPlus™ IF (Indicator-free)

Supplier: PanReac AppliChem

Decontamination solution for the removal of DNA and RNA from surfaces.

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Decontamination solution, RNase-ExitusPlus™

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RNase-ExitusPlus™ is a non-alkaline, non-corrosive and non-carcinogenic cleansing solution that is highly active against RNase contamination. RNase-ExitusPlus™ has been demonstrated to inactivate more than 20 μg of RNase A dried onto the bottom of a microcentrifuge tube. RNase-ExitusPlus™ is stable for approximately 18 months and heat resistant. It should be stored at room temperature; at colder temperatures a precipitate may form which is easily brought into solution at 37 °C. RNase-ExitusPlus™ is supplied in spray bottles and a one litre refill pack is also available.

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Decontamination solution for autoclaves, Autoclave-ExitusPlus™

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Autoclaving is badly suited for the sustained removal of nucleic acids. DNA molecules in recombinant microorganisms are merely fragmented in the autoclave and subsequently released with the vapours when opening. By adding Autoclave-ExitusPlus™ to residual cultures or buffer solutions, the nucleic acids are effectively destroyed during autoclaving.