Assays & Kits

The RayBio® Human Mitochondrial DNA Damage Quantification Kit is a Taqman® probe-based qPCR assay for the specific quantitative measurement of human mtDNA damage.

The RayBio® Mouse Absolute Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number Quantification Kit is a Taqman® probe-based qPCR assay for the specific quantitative measurement of Mouse mtDNA copy number (mtDNA-CN).

The RayBio® Mouse Absolute Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number Quantification Kit is a Taqman® probe-based qPCR assay for the specific quantitative measurement of Mouse mtDNA copy number (mtDNA-CN).

The RayBio® Mouse Mitochondrial DNA Damage Quantification Kit is a Taqman® probe-based qPCR assay for the specific quantitative measurement of Mouse mtDNA damage.

The RayBio® Mouse Mitochondrial DNA Damage Quantification Kit is a Taqman® probe-based qPCR assay for the specific quantitative measurement of Mouse mtDNA damage.

All-in-one kit for making phase-separated droplets with BSA (Bovine Serum Albumin), Droplets are easy to observe using only a micropipette and microscope, Includes a user's manual with calculation examples and details on how to use it

Set of reagents necessary to confirm the conditions for making phase-separated droplets, Crowding agent, pH, and salt can be optimized with this kit, Includes user's manual with sample calculations and methods for adjusting buffer pH

Detect SA-β-Gal levels, Compatible with co-staining with immunostaining, Enable multiple staining with common green and red dyes

The iQuant™ microRNA Assay Kit is ideal for quantification of small RNA, including microRNA and siRNA, and both single stranded and double stranded RNA. The assay kit is highly selective for small RNA over rRNA or large mRNA. The assay kit offers advantages in stability, linear dynamic range, and sensitivity over other traditional of RNA quantitation. The assay kit contains concentrated quantitation reagent, dilution buffer, and pre-diluted microRNA standards. Simply dilute the reagent using the buffer provided, add your sample (any volume between 1 µl and 20 µl is acceptable), and read the fluorescence using fluorescence plate reader or Fluorometer (Figure 1). The assay is well tolerated to common contaminants such as proteins, salts, solvents, detergents, or free nucleotides. The assay can be adapted for use in microplates, tubes or cuvettes.