Lot 1 - Nucleic Acid Extraction and Purification Reagents from Material

This tender concerns the procurement of nucleic acid extraction and purification reagents derived from various materials. The scope of Lot 1 specifically focuses on these essential laboratory supplies, which are critical for molecular biology research, diagnostics, and biotechnology applications. These reagents are used to isolate and purify DNA and RNA from a wide range of biological samples, including tissues, cells, blood, and swabs. The process typically involves lysis of cells, binding of nucleic acids to a solid phase (such as silica columns or magnetic beads), washing away impurities, and finally eluting pure nucleic acids. High-quality reagents are paramount to ensure the integrity and yield of the extracted nucleic acids, which directly impacts the success of downstream applications like PCR, qPCR, sequencing, and gene expression analysis. Bidders are expected to provide reagents that meet stringent quality standards, ensuring reliability and reproducibility in laboratory workflows. Further details regarding specific types of materials from which nucleic acids are to be extracted, required reagent volumes, packaging specifications, and delivery timelines are likely to be detailed in the full tender documentation. This procurement is essential for laboratories involved in scientific research, clinical diagnostics, and pharmaceutical development, supporting advancements in various fields of life sciences.

This is a supplies contract in the health and medical services and Research sectors, with a focus on Laboratory and Research Institutions. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 8,761.

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