Carryover contamination can compromise PCR and RT-qPCR results, but removing contaminants is only part of the solution. For reliable assay performance, UDG must also be fully inactivated before reverse transcription and amplification begin.
This infographic explains how heat-labile UDG removes uracil-containing contaminants and then irreversibly switches off when needed, protecting target nucleic acids and enabling robust, contamination-free workflows.
Download the infographic to see why controllable UDG activity is essential for accurate RT-qPCR and PCR assays.
