Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase

Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase is a thermally activated rapid Taq DNA polymerase modified with antibodies. Its polymerase activity is strictly inhibited below 55°C. After a 30-second initial denaturation at 95°C, the antibody is completely inactivated, fully releasing the enzyme's activity. This significantly suppresses non-specific amplification, ensuring extremely high PCR specificity and making it particularly suitable for multiplex PCR reactions.

This enzyme exhibits tolerance to various PCR inhibitors and enzyme denaturants, making it ideal for PCR amplification of complex samples. The optimized reaction buffer guarantees exceptional sensitivity, enabling effective amplification of target fragments from low-copy or complex templates. Consequently, it serves as an ideal component for fluorescent quantitative PCR diagnostic reagents.

Applications

PCR and qPCR experiments.

IVD product development for viral nucleic acid detection.

Featrures

Stringent Hot-Start Activation

Superior Amplification Performance

A Key Ingredient for PCR Diagnostics

Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase delivers rapid results in as fast as 36 minutes

Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase exhibits high tolerance to inhibitors present in blood samples.

Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase exhibits high tolerance to SDS inhibitors.

The Fast SYBR Green Blue qPCR Mix (Universal ROX+), with Fast Hotstart Taq Polymerase as its core component, can complete qPCR reactions within 45 minutes.