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The TRAPeze® Telomerase Detection Kit is a highly sensitive in vitro assay system for detecting telomerase activity. The assay is a one-buffer, two-enzyme, system utilizing PCR to enhance the sensitivity of telomerase detection in small samples.
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The TRAPeze ™ RT Telomerase Detection Kit is a highly sensitive in vitro assay for the fluorometric detection and real time quantification of telomerase activity.
The TRAPeze XL Telomerase Detection Kit is a homogenous fluorescence assay for rapid and sensitive telomerase activity measurement in cell and tissue extracts. The TRAPeze XL Kit incorporates the use of the novel Amplifluor fluorescence energy transfer-labeled primers into the original TRAPeze Telomerase Detection Kit reaction so that ...
The TRAPeze® RT Telomerase Detection Kit is a highly sensitive in vitro assay for the fluorometric detection and real time quantification of telomerase activity. It incorporates refinements to the original TRAPeze assay and adds the ability to quantitate telomerase activity using fluorescence energy transfer (ET) primers.
The TRAPEZE® XL Kit is a highly sensitive in vitro assay for the fluorometric detection of telomerase activity. It incorporates refinements to the original TRAP assay that were first introduced in the gel-based TRAPEZE® Telomerase Detection Kit (Cat #S7700).
MilliporeSigma™ Chemicon™ TRAPeze™ Telomerase Detection Kit. Detecting telomerase activity based on TRAP assay (Telomeric Repeat Amplification Protocol) Supplier: MilliporeSigma™ S7700. Catalog No. S7700.
TRAP assay is a popular method to determine telomerase activity. It includes extension, amplification, and detection of telomerase products. This technique is crucial for studying telomerase activity in various cells, tissues, and specimens, especially in the context of cancer research and aging.
