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Post-IVT template DNA removal with up to 10x fewer enzyme units

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Introduction

Template DNA removal shouldn't mean higher enzyme input or added process complexity.

See how RiboClean™ dsDNase achieved equivalent residual template DNA levels with 10× fewer enzyme units, while maintaining RNA integrity and yield under the tested IVT conditions.

Reduce enzyme input without adding process complexity

RiboClean™ dsDNase can be used directly in the tested IVT reaction without an additional buffer or calcium chloride, helping simplify post-IVT template DNA digestion.

↓ Enzyme input
↓ Residual enzyme protein
↓ Process complexity
RNA integrity and yield maintained

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See the head-to-head performance data, RNA integrity and yield results, workflow comparison and modeled economic impact of using RiboClean™ dsDNase for post-IVT template DNA removal.

Early access program

Test RiboClean™ in your own workflow

  • Early product access
  • Technical support from ArcticZymes specialists
  • Protocol guidance and workflow recommendations
  • Opportunity to provide feedback ahead of the full ISO batch production scheduled for 2027*

Early access offer

15% off

during the early access phase

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*Early access products are supplied for research use only. Formulation, recommended reaction conditions and specifications may change before full ISO release, following customer feedback collected during the early-access phase. We will notify early-access customers of any changes.

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