Cat.No.:D27011A
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Specifications:
The extremely heat-stable single-stranded binding protein (ET SSB) is a high-performance single-stranded DNA binding protein extracted from extreme thermophilic microorganisms. The protein exists in a monomeric form in solution and carries an exclusive OB-fold nucleic acid binding domain. It forms a polymer structure only when binding to single-stranded DNA.
This protein has sequence non-specific single-stranded DNA binding ability and can specifically bind to single-stranded DNA, without binding to double-stranded DNA or RNA. It can effectively protect single-stranded DNA from being degraded by nucleases, and inhibit the self-folding of DNA to form secondary structures, unwind the DNA helical structure, and assist DNA polymerase in efficient binding to the template, significantly improving the success rate of nucleic acid amplification and sequencing experiments.
The product has extreme heat resistance characteristics. Even after being incubated at 95℃ for 60 minutes, it can still maintain complete enzyme activity. The heat stability performance is far superior to that of the conventional Escherichia coli SSB protein, and it can directly withstand the entire PCR high-temperature denaturation steps without the need to add additional reagents midway.
1. Extremely resistant to high temperatures, suitable for high-temperature experiments.
The conventional Escherichia coli SSB protein is largely inactivated at 65°C, while this product remains fully active even after being subjected to long-term high-temperature treatment at 95°C. It can fully adapt to the PCR high-temperature cycling system without the need for additional supplementation. The experimental operation is more convenient.
2. Optimized template structure, significantly improving amplification effect.
It can stably protect single-stranded DNA templates, prevent degradation by nucleases and the formation of secondary structures such as hairpins and stem loops, effectively solving the problems of difficult amplification of complex templates, non-specific amplification, and low amplification yield.
3. Universal and non-preferential binding, wide adaptability.
It adopts a non-sequence-dependent binding mode, which can adapt to various different template sequences and is compatible with various mainstream molecular experimental systems such as PCR, qPCR, RT-PCR, and DNA sequencing.
4. Ultra-high purity, low interference from impurities.
After multiple purification processes, the protein purity is ≥ 95%, and the residual host DNA is extremely low. There is no contamination from exo-enzymes, endonucleases, RNase, etc. The experimental background is clean, and the data repeatability is extremely high.
5. Strong compatibility of buffer system.
It is compatible with most DNA polymerase reaction buffers on the market. It can be directly added to various nucleic acid reaction systems without adjusting the system ratio. It is ready-to-use and has full compatibility.
6. Exclusive optimization for multiple PCR and complex templates
For high GC, repetitive sequences, easily folded complex templates, and multiple PCR multi-primer systems, it can significantly improve amplification specificity and product yield, and reduce non-specific bands.
| Cat. No. | Component | Concentration | Specification | Quantity |
| B58011A | Extreme Thermostable Single-Stranded DNA Binding Protein (ET SSB) | 500 µg/ml | 50 μg | 1 |
Instructions for use: This product is compatible with various polymerase buffer systems. General recommended dosage: add 200 ng ET SSB per 50 μL reaction system for optimal experimental results.
Buffer formulation: 10 mM Tris-HCl, 100 mM KCl, 0.1 mM EDTA, 50% Glycerol, pH 7.4 (25°C)
1. Long-term preservation: It is recommended to store at -25℃ to -15℃ in a sealed manner for freezing, ensuring the stability of protein activity;
2. Short-term preservation: For short-term use within one year, it can be stored at 4℃;
3. Storage restrictions: Do not repeatedly freeze and thaw. It is recommended to aliquot and store as needed after receiving the product; the freeze-dried powder version can be stored for a long time under a dry and sealed condition at 4℃.
1. Optimization of nucleic acid amplification: Significantly increase the amplification yield and specificity of common PCR, multiplex PCR, qPCR, and RT-PCR, and solve the problems of complex template amplification;
2. DNA sequencing experiments: Stabilize single-stranded DNA templates, eliminate secondary structure interference, and improve the sequencing accuracy and read length quality of highly complex sequences;
3. Protection of nucleic acid samples: Protect single-stranded DNA throughout the process, avoid nucleotidease degradation, and ensure the integrity of the template;
4. Gene editing assistance experiments: Enhance the single-stranded DNA binding ability and chain replacement efficiency of RecA protein, and optimize homologous recombination-related experiments;
5. High-throughput nucleic acid experiments: Adapt to various high-temperature, long-duration, and difficult molecular biology reaction systems, suitable for the development of high-throughput scientific research experiments.
What are the differences between ET SSB and the conventional E. coli SSB?
Both have similar ssDNA binding properties, but ET SSB exhibits significantly stronger thermal stability due to its presence of a single OB-fold domain and a flexible C-terminal tail structure. E. coli SSB loses most of its activity above 65℃, while ET SSB remains fully active after incubation at 95℃ for 60 minutes. Moreover, ET SSB mainly exists as a monomer in solution and forms a polymer only after binding to ssDNA.
Can ET SSB combine with RNA or double-stranded DNA?
No. ET SSB is a type of ssDNA-binding protein that does not rely on specific sequences. It specifically binds to single-stranded DNA and cannot bind to RNA or double-stranded DNA.
How should the ET SSB be stored?
It is recommended to store at -25℃ to -15℃. Avoid repeated freezing and thawing. It is advisable to aliquot the samples for storage to maintain the protein activity.
How should ET SSB be used in the PCR reaction?
ET SSB can be directly added to the reaction system as a PCR additive. It is recommended to mix ET SSB with the template, primers and buffer before the PCR reaction and then perform the thermal cycling. Due to the extremely high thermal stability of ET SSB, it can withstand the high-temperature denaturation step throughout the PCR process and does not need to be supplemented after each cycle. The specific dosage should be optimized based on the experimental system and a gradient test from a lower concentration is recommended.
Can ET SSB improve the PCR amplification of complex templates?
OK. Studies have shown that SSB effectively improves the PCR performance of complex templates such as those rich in GC by stabilizing ssDNA, preventing its formation of secondary structures, and directly or indirectly interacting with the polymerase to increase chain replacement activity and affinity for primer templates. ET SSB is also applicable for the optimization of multiplex PCR systems.
Does this product contain any residual nucleases?
This product has undergone strict quality control and contains no residual nucleases, endonucleases or RNases. This ensures that it will not cause degradation of the nucleic acid template or amplification products, thereby guaranteeing the reliability of the experimental results.
