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MagPure Plant DNA Kit

D6351
CAT NO PRODUCT NAME SIZE PRICE
D635101 MagPure Plant DNA Kit 48 preps $119.00
D635102 MagPure Plant DNA Kit 96 preps $224.00
D635103
MagPure Plant DNA Kit
5 x 96 preps $995.00

Introduction

The MagPure Plant DNA Kit (D6351) provides a magnetic bead–based workflow for genomic DNA extraction from routine plant samples with low levels of polysaccharides and polyphenols.

Compared to column-based workflows, magnetic bead purification enables scalable processing and reduces manual handling steps, making it suitable for high-throughput plant genomics and screening applications.

Within the Magen system, D6351 functions as the automation-oriented core solution, complementing D3187 for complex samples.

Details

Workflow

SDS-based plant DNA extraction workflow with disruption, lysis, clarification and column or magnetic DNA purification

Workflow Overview

The MagPure Plant DNA Kit uses an SDS-based magnetic-particle workflow for purification of genomic DNA from simple plant and fungal samples. Following mechanical disruption by liquid-nitrogen grinding or bead-beating, the sample is chemically lysed with Buffer SPL and RNase Solution. Buffer PS is used to clarify the lysate by removing cell debris, precipitated proteins and polysaccharide-associated contaminants. The clarified supernatant is then combined with MagPure Particles and ethanol, allowing DNA to bind to the magnetic particles before magnetic separation, washing, drying and elution.

Sample Handling Logic

This workflow is designed for laboratories that prefer magnetic-particle handling for plant DNA purification. The upstream lysis and clarification logic is similar to the SDS-based column route, but DNA capture is performed on MagPure Particles instead of a silica membrane. Sample amount, disruption efficiency and lysate clarity are the main factors affecting workflow performance. After the clarified supernatant is transferred, the downstream magnetic workflow follows a consistent bind, magnetic separation, wash, dry and elute structure.

Time and Workflow Characteristics

Under typical manual operation, the workflow is usually completed within about 70–85 minutes, depending mainly on sample disruption, bead resuspension, magnetic separation efficiency and drying control. This route is suitable for plant DNA extraction workflows that require magnetic-particle purification and potential adaptation to automated handling. For detailed step-by-step conditions, workflow guidance and estimated processing times, please refer to the Workflow Note in the Download section.

Specifications

Features Specifications
Main Functions Isolation total DNA from 50-100 mg plant, fungal tissue
Applications PCR, transgene detection, fluorescence quantitative PCR, southern blot, SNP site analysis, etc.
Purification technology Magnetic beads technology
Process method Manual or automatic
Sample type Conventional economic plant samples
Sample amount

Fresh / frozen plant samples: 100mg

Dried plant / seed samples:20mg

Elution volume ≥50μl
Time per run 70-85 minutes

Engineering Features

Magnetic bead–based DNA binding

Supports automated workflows and parallel sample processing without centrifugation.

Detergent-based lysis for routine samples

Provides efficient DNA release for plant tissues with lower inhibitor content.

Salt-mediated impurity control

Reduces carryover of proteins and pigments during washing steps.

Workflow scalability

Adapted for multi-sample processing and laboratory automation systems.

Kit Contents

Contents D635101
D635102 D635103
Purification Times 48 Preps
96 Preps 5 x 96 Preps
MagPure Particles
1.7 ml
4 ml
18 ml
RNase Solution
0.6 ml
1.2 ml
6 ml
Buffer SPL 30 ml
60 ml 300 ml
Buffer PS 10 ml
20 ml 100 ml
Buffer GW1* 26 ml
53 ml 220 ml
Elution Buffer
10 ml
30 ml
120 ml

Storage and Stability

RNase Solution and MagPure Particles should be stored at 2-8°C upon arrival. However, short-term storage (up to 24 weeks) at room temperature (15-25°C) does not affect their performance. The remaining kit components can be stored dry at room temperature (15-25°C) and are stable for at least 18 months under these conditions.

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