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Streck launches new blood collection tube

Products are for professional/laboratory use only.

Abacus dx is pleased to announce the newest addition to Streck’s trusted blood collection tube portfolio, RNA Complete BCT™.

The new blood collection tube maintains draw time cell-free RNA concentration while limiting the release of extracellular vesicles, such as exosomes, from blood cells. RNA Complete BCT™ maintains these important analytical targets for up to seven days when stored at room temperature, allowing convenient sample collection, transport, and storage.

Features of RNA Complete BCT™:

  • Seven day sample stability when stored at room temperature
  • Isolated cfRNA is suitable for downstream applications, including ddPCR and NGS
  • Compatible with commercially available total plasma nucleic acid isolation kits
  • Isolated extracellular vesicles are suitable for downstream applications including NTA or indirect analysis or EV-associated cargo
  • Compatible with standard low input RNA library prep kits

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