• Ready-to-use Buffers Provide High Sensitivity Hybridizations
• Low Background

AMRESCO^® offers a range of microarray hybridization buffers for many different research needs.
These general hybridization buffers are ideal for applications including hybridization, blotting, binding and washing.

Product Description	Concentration	Size	Cat. No.
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 0.1X   Contains SSC Buffer with 0.2 % SDS	0.1X	1 L	AMR-K610-1L
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 0.1X   Contains SSPE Buffer with 0.2 % SDS	0.1X	1 L	AMR-K611-1L
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 1X   Contains SSC Buffer with 0.1 % SDS	1X	1 L	AMR-K608-1L
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 6X   Contains SSC Buffer with 0.2 % SDS	6X	1 L	AMR-K609-1L
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 10X   Contains SSC Buffer with 0.5 % SDS	10X	1 L	AMR-K612-1L
Microarray Hybridization Buffer, 20X   Contains SSC Buffer with 0.1 % Sarcosyl	20X	1 L	AMR-K613-1L

Note: see Chemicals & Reagents for complete alphabetical listing of AMRESCO® products and specifications

KPL Hybridization Buffers

Formamide Hybridization Buffer

Formamide Hybridization Buffer is a formamide-based solution for use in the prehybridization and hybridization of biotinylated nucleic acid probes to nucleic acids fixed on membranes. As a prehybridization solution, the buffer blocks sites on the membrane and prevents nonspecific binding of biotinylated probe. As a hybridization solution, the buffer facilitates binding of biotinylated probes to homologous RNA or DNA on a membrane.

Membrane Hybridization Buffer

Membrane Hybridization Buffer is an aqueous solution for use in the prehybridization and hybridization of biotinylated DNA probes to nucleic acids fixed on a membrane. The buffer blocks sites on the membrane to prevent nonspecific binding of probe and facilitates binding of labeled probe to homologous DNA on a membrane. Membrane Hybridization Buffer may be used in Southern blots, dot blots, and colony and plaque lifts when formamide based buffers are not desirable. It is not recommended for use in Northern Blots.