96-Well RNA Isolation Kits for High-Throughput Blood & Tissue Extraction

Yes. Both kits are designed for automation-friendly processing and align with high-throughput laboratory workflows. The blood RNA kit runs on the Manta platform with a 50-minute on-deck time, while the FFPE RNA kit is described as compatible with Manta and 96-well format systems for scalable extraction.

RNA quality depends on sample type, but both kits are optimized for strong downstream performance. The blood RNA kit reports RNA Integrity Numbers from 8.6 to 9.7, suitable for sensitive transcriptomic applications. The FFPE RNA kit delivers DV200 values above 70%, helping overcome fragmentation challenges common in archived tissue samples.

Yes. Both products include DNase-related workflow support to reduce DNA carryover. The blood RNA kit includes RNase free DNase and 10X DNase buffer, while the FFPE RNA kit features integrated DNase treatment with zero DNA contamination highlighted for expression profiling, biomarker studies, and other RNA-sensitive applications.

These kits support RNA-seq, transcriptome analysis, gene expression profiling, biomarker discovery, fusion gene detection, immune profiling, and molecular diagnostics research. The blood RNA kit is also positioned for BCR-ABL monitoring and clinical diagnostic workflows, while the FFPE kit supports retrospective studies, tumor classification, and oncology-focused transcriptomics.

Processing times vary by sample type. The blood RNA kit has a 50-minute on-deck workflow with a 40-minute lysis step on the Manta platform. The FFPE RNA kit is designed for same-day processing and specifically avoids overnight lysis, helping laboratories improve throughput when working with preserved tissue samples.

Use status differs by product. The FFPE RNA Isolation Kit is explicitly designated RUO, meaning Research Use Only unless further validation is completed. The blood RNA kit is described for research and clinical diagnostic use, though specific regulatory clearance details are not stated on the product page, so labs should confirm intended use directly.