RNasecontrol

RNasecontrol is a proprietary technology developed by Applied Biological Materials Inc. (ABM) that aims to mitigate the ubiquitous presence and activity of RNases. RNases are enzymes that degrade RNA, a critical molecule for various biological processes and a common target during molecular biology experiments. Their inherent stability and widespread distribution make them a significant challenge in obtaining and maintaining intact RNA samples.

The RNasecontrol technology is designed to prevent RNase contamination throughout the RNA extraction, storage, and downstream application process. While the specific mechanisms of RNasecontrol are proprietary, it is understood to involve a multi-pronged approach to inactivation and prevention. This can include specialized formulations and handling protocols that create an RNase-inhibiting environment. The goal is to preserve the integrity of RNA, ensuring the reliability and accuracy of research findings that depend on RNA analysis, such as gene expression studies, RNA sequencing, and miRNA profiling. ABM offers a range of products incorporating RNasecontrol, including lysis buffers, collection tubes, and storage solutions, to support researchers in maintaining RNA quality from sample collection to analysis.