qMax Probe qPCR Mix

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Accuris qMax Probe qPCR Mix. 2X master mix with Hot Start Taq Polymerase. DNA detection by means of fluorogenic-labeled probes such as TaqMan®. Sensitive, optimized and consistent DNA amplification and detection with singleplex or multiplex reactions.

Available in 20-1,000 reactions sizes.

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Description

Accuris qMax™ Probe quantitative PCR mix (qPCR mix): A sensitive, optimized 2X master mix with Hot Start Taq Polymerase that achieves consistent qPCR amplification at early cycle thresholds (Ct).

Amplified DNA is detected by means of fluorogenic-labeled probes such as TaqMan®, Scorpions® and molecular beacons, all of which the qMax Probe qPCR Mix is compatible for use with.  Works efficiently with singleplex or multiplex reaction setups.
Uses genomic DNA (gDNA) or complimentary DNA (cDNA) as starting template for amplification of gene target(s) of interest.
Using a PCR master mix makes reaction setup simpler and reduces the chances of contamination (e.g. less pipetting from more tubes).  Also it keeps future reaction compositions uniform to past reaction compositions (i.e. reactions set up the next day, for example, will be uniform to reactions setup the previous day because the reaction mix pipetted, the master mix, is the same).
qPCR, also known as Real-Time PCR, allows the user to amplify DNA by means of PCR and monitor the progression of amplification quantitatively, in real time.  That is, qPCR allows the user to measure quantities of amplified target DNA, cycle by cycle.

qMax Probe qPCR Mix comes as a 2X Master Mix that contains Accuris Hot Start Taq Polymerase, dNTPs and buffer that includes PCR enhancers.

Forward and reverse primers, fluorogenic-labeled probes, template DNA and PCR grade water are to be acquired and added to the reaction mix by the user.


→Available with no, low or high levels of ROX (select in dropdown menu). ROX is a fluorescent, passive reference dye that is used to normalize the signal emitted from the reporter dye, linked to the probe(s) of choice, during qPCR.

The fluorescent signal from the passive dye remains constant during qPCR, while the signal from the reporter dye changes as cycles progress.  Real-Time PCR instruments have varying requirements for ROX levels.

Kit is compatible with standard and fast-cycling PCR protocols.


→Available in 20 (sample size), 100, 500 and 1,000 reactions sizes (select in dropdown menu).  Reaction sizes are based on total reaction volumes of 20 uL.


Accuris catalog numbers:

No ROX: 20 rxns (cat # PR2001-N-S), 100 rxns (PR2001-N-100), 500 rxns (PR2001-N-500), 1,000 rxns (PR2001-N-1000)

Low ROX: 20 rxns (PR2001-L-S), 100 rxns (PR2001-L-100), 500 rxns (PR2001-L-500), 1,000 rxns (PR2001-L-1000)

High ROX: 20 rxns (PR2001-H-S), 100 rxns (PR2001-H-100), 500 rxns (PR2001-H-500), 1,000 rxns (PR2001-H-1000)

Accuris qMax Probe qPCR Mix Protocol.pdf


The following link to ThermoFisher Scientific provides a good understanding and overview of qPCR: Essentials of Real-Time PCR

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Select ROX Level

No ROX, Low ROX, High ROX

Select Reaction Quantity

20 reactions (sample size), 100 reactions, 500 reactions, 1,000 reactions