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Monarch® Spin Columns S2A and Tubes

Effective September 24, 2024, product name modified to Monarch Spin Columns S2A and Tubes.

Product Introduction

The Monarch Spin Columns S2A and Tubes can be used to purify up to 50 µg of nucleic acid from enzymatic reactions.

 

  • Monarch spin columns and collection tubes designed for nucleic acid purification
  • Minimal to no buffer retention/risk of carry-over contamination
  • Made with less plastic than conventional columns from leading suppliers 

 

Catalog # Size Concentration
T2047L 100.0 columns

Product Information

Description

The Monarch Spin Columns S2A and Tubes can be used to purify up to 50 µg of nucleic acid from enzymatic reactions. The columns are designed without the use of a retaining ring, helping to ensure no buffer retention and no carryover of contaminants. Nucleic acid can be eluted in as little as 20 μl and is ready for use in a variety of downstream applications including RT-PCR, RNA Library Prep for NGS and transfection.

Monarch columns for RNA Cleanup are also available for 10 µg (NEB #T2037) and 500 µg (NEB #T2057) binding capacities.

 

Properties:

Also included as a component in:

T2040 Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kit (50 μg)

Product format:

Spin columns and collection tubes for nucleic acid purification

Technology and purification format:

Silica membrane-based purification technology

Provided as:

100 columns and 100 collection tubes

Suitable for:

Cleaning up nucleic acid from a variety of enzymatic reactions; Concentration of nucleic acid into small volumes

 

This product is related to the following categories:
RNA Cleanup Products,
RNA Extraction and Purification,
Nucleic Acid Purification Products,

Reagents Supplied

Reagents Supplied

The following reagents are supplied with this product:

NEB # Component Name Component # Stored at (°C) Amount Concentration

Properties & Usage

Protocols, Manuals & Usage

Usage & Guidelines

Application Notes

FAQs & Troubleshooting

FAQs

  1. What is the maximum binding capacity of the column for RNA Cleanup Column provided with the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kit?
  2. What is the smallest volume of nuclease-free water that can be used for elution with the Monarch Spin Columns S1A, S2A, S2B for RNA Cleanup?
  3. Can I get better recovery with the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits if I do a second elution with my eluent from the first elution?
  4. What factors affect my (A260/A230) when using the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits?
  5. What size RNA can be purified with the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kit?
  6. Can I use the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kit to cleanup up my DNase I-treated RNA?
  7. Can I use the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits to purify RNA from agarose gels?
  8. Can I use the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits to cleanup RNA after a TRIzol®/chloroform extraction?
  9. Can I use the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits to cleanup my in vitro transcription (IVT) reaction?
  10. Is the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kit (NEB #T2040) compatible with the EnGen sgRNA Synthesis Kit, S. pyogenes?
  11. Are the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits compatible with Luna RT-qPCR reagents?
  12. Are the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits compatible with NEBNext reagents for RNA library prep?
  13. How can I assess RNA integrity and purity?
  14. Are the columns in the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits the same as those in the Monarch Total RNA Miniprep Kit (NEB #T2010)?
  15. Can I purchase Monarch® buffers and columns separately?
  16. Can I do an on column DNase I treatment with the columns for RNA Cleanup?
  17. Can the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits (NEB #T2030, #T2040, #T2050) also be used to purify DNA?
  18. I would like to clean up  ~150 µg of RNA. Would it be better to use multiple 50 µg columns (NEB #T2040/#T2047) or a single 500 µg column (NEB #T2050/#T2057)?
  19. Can the Monarch Spin RNA Cleanup Kits be used for RNA extraction?
  20. I notice that I'm applying force to fit the column into a collection tube. Should I be doing this? What collection tubes are compatible with columns?

Troubleshooting

Quality, Safety & Legal

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Specification Change Notifications

Effective September 24, 2024, product name modified to Monarch Spin Columns S2A.

Specifications

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