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质粒DNA制备

高质量质粒DNA对于众多分子生物学实验非常重要，例如载体克隆、细胞转染、病毒包装、重组蛋白制备等。云舟生物提供从ug到g级别的快速、经济、可定制的质粒DNA制备服务，可满足从基础科研到工业应用的多样化需求。除科研级、科研级Plus和工业级质粒外，我们也提供符合GMP标准的大规模质粒DNA制备服务。

如果您对质粒的安全性、可制造性、效用等方面有很高的要求，请查看我们专有的无需抗生素和无需添加剂的miniVec® 载体系统。

亮点
Research Grade科研级
  • 适用于载体克隆等多种基础分子生物学实验
  • 周期短、性价比高
Research Plus Grade科研级Plus
  • 适用于细胞转染、病毒包装、重组蛋白表达、体内实验等应用
  • 产量范围100 ug到10 mg
  • 高超螺旋比例（80±10%）、低内毒素水平（<0.05 EU/ug）
Industrial Grade工业级
  • 适用于临床前应用以及大规模下游生产
  • 可高度自定义的产量（100 ug到1 g）和QC项目
  • 更高的超螺旋比例（85±10%）、更低的内毒素水平（<0.01 EU/ug）
  • 支持无动物源生产
服务详情
价格与周期
等级规格产量价格(CNY)周期应用
科研级质粒⼩提高拷贝：>10 ug（>200 ng/ul，50 ul）￥1801-2天载体克隆等基础分子生物学实验
中、低拷贝：>5 ug（>100 ng/ul，50 ul）
科研级Plus质粒中提高拷贝：>100 ug（>1 ug/ul，100 ul）￥5802-4天多种细胞实验（如转染、病毒包装、重组蛋白表达、体外试验等）、体内实验
中、低拷贝：>50 ug（>500 ng/ul，100 ul）
质粒⼤提高拷贝：>300 ug（>1 ug/ul，300 ul）￥880
中、低拷贝：>150 ug（>500 ng/ul，300 ul）
质粒超⼤提高拷贝：>1 mg（>1 ug/ul，1 ml）￥1,480
中、低拷贝：>0.5 mg（>500 ng/ul，1 ml）
质粒特大提高拷贝：>10 mg（>1 ug/ul，10 ml）￥5,3805-7天
中、低拷贝：>5 mg（>500 ng/ul，10 ml）
工业级100 ug ~ 1 g请咨询临床前实验（如效用和安全性研究）、用于工业应用的重组蛋白、病毒、IVT RNA的大规模生产

注：以上报价不适用治疗性IVT RNA的IVT质粒载体制备。该类IVT质粒载体对比常规科研等级的质粒载体在纯度、超螺旋比例等参数上的标准更特殊。

无动物源质粒生产

云舟生物可提供不含TSE/BSE的无动物源质粒制备服务。我们可使用植物源培养基生产质粒DNA，并且纯化过程可经过无酶处理。根据您的需求，我们可提供相应的TSE/BSE声明。

运输和存储

我们的质粒DNA默认存储于1xTE缓冲液，以常温方式运输。质粒DNA可以在4°C短期保存2周。如果您需要长期存储，请将质粒DNA放置于-20°C or -80°C保存。避免反复冻融。

客户提供材料

如需客户提供载体，则请按照外来物品接收指南将载体寄送给我们。请严格按照我们的指南来进行装运以免造成物品的任何延误和损坏。客户提供的所有材料均需经过QC检测，每一份材料附加检测费用。请注意，客户提供物品接收并通过QC之后生产才正式开始。周期是指订单接收到发货之间的时间，不包括需要客户提供任何物料（如客户提供载体）的等待时间以及所需的QC时间。

技术详情
质量控制
属性QC方法科研级科研级Plus工业级
一般特性外观目视检测✓✓✓
浓度Nanodrop✓✓✓
质粒鉴定质粒大小酶切分析✓✓✓
插入片段Sanger测序选购选购选购
质粒全长序列Sanger测序选购选购选购
NGS选购选购选购
纯度OD260/280Nanodrop✓✓✓
超螺旋比例琼脂糖凝胶电泳N/A✓
80 ± 10%		✓
≥85%
残留蛋白BCAN/AN/A选购
残留E. coli RNA琼脂糖凝胶上不可见N/A✓✓
荧光测定法N/AN/A选购
残留E. coli DNA琼脂糖凝胶上不可见N/A✓✓
qPCRN/AN/A选购
安全性无菌性直接接种N/A✓✓
内毒素水平鲎试剂动态显色法N/A✓
<0.05 EU/ug		✓
<0.01 EU/ug
噬菌体检测PCRN/A只适用于质粒特大提✓ （规格需要>10 mg）
文件--COA（根据需求）COA（根据需求）
1. COA
2. TSE/BSE声明（根据需求）
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