Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit

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High-throughput DNA & viral RNA isolation from a variety of sample sources

  • Ceramic Beads Pre-Aliquoted to 96-well Plates
  • Isolates Yeast, Fungal, Bacterial, and Viral DNA
  • Isolate Viral RNA

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Ready-to-implement automated purification solution

All Mag-Bind® kits can be automated on most programmable robotic platforms, liquid handlers or magnetic processors. Learn more.

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Scripts available for all Mag-Bind® Kits for most open liquid handlers and common magnetic processors including the MagBinder® Fit24. Visit Automated Solutions for more information.

Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit rapidly and reliably isolates high-quality host genomic DNA, gram-positive and gram-negative bacterial DNA, fungal spore DNA, and viral DNA and viral RNA from tissue, urine, serum, and fecal samples.

This novel system combines the rapid magnetic response time of Mag-Bind® technology with the uniquely formulated RBB Buffer to eliminate the isolation of PCR-inhibiting compounds along with the nucleic acids of interest. No organic extractions are involved, reducing plastic waste and hands-on time, making it amenable for high-throughput applications. Purified DNA is suitable for a variety of applications including NGS, PCR, restriction digestion, etc.

The Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit is automatable on most open liquid handlers and magnetic processors, with typical automated processing time of about 1 hour for 96 samples.

Ready-to-implement protocols are available for the following platforms:

  • Hamilton Microlab® STAR
  • Hamilton Microlab® NIMBUS
  • KingFisher™, BioSprint®, and MagMAX® 96

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

FEATURESSPECIFICATIONS
Starting MaterialPlasma/Serum, Tissue, Stool, Urine
Starting Amount250 µL plasma/serum/stool, 30 mg tissue
Elution Volume50-100 μL
TechnologyMagnetic Beads
Processing ModeAutomated, Manual
Throughput96
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Figure 1. Cryptosporidium oocysts were added to corresponding sample types and isolated with Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen Kit. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific for the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown.

Detection of Gram-Positive Bacteria

Figure 2. Group B strep cultured samples were added to corresponding sample types and isolated with Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen Kit. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific to the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown.

Detection of Gram-Negative Bacteria

Figure 3. E. coli cells were cultured overnight in LB broth and added to corresponding sample types and isolated with Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen Kit. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific to the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown.

Detection of Viral DNA

Figure 4. HBV viruses were added to corresponding sample types and isolated with Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen Kit. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific to the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown.

Detection of Viral RNA

Figure 5. Influenza A/B virus was added to corresponding sample types and isolated with Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen Kit. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific to the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown.

Inhibitor-free Gram-Positive Bacteria Isolation

Figure 6. Gram Positive Bacteria Bacillus subtilis was spiked into stool samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the KingFisher Flex and compared to manual isolation methods. qPCR was performed in triplicate on 10-fold and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt across dilutions was ~3.3 for both manual and automated methods, indicating minimal inhibition.

Inhibitor-free Yeast Isolation

Figure 7. Yeast species Saccharomyces cerevisiae was spiked into stool samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the KingFisher Flex and compared to manual isolation methods. qPCR was performed in triplicate on 10-fold and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt across dilutions was ~3.3 for both manual and automated methods, indicating minimal inhibition.

Consistent, Automated Gram-Negative Bacteria Isolation

Figure 8. The gram-negative bacteria E. coli was spiked into serum and urine samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the KingFisher Flex. qPCR was performed in triplicate on undiluted and 10-fold dilutions. The ΔCt across dilutions was consistent for both sample types

Consistent Protozoan Isolation

Figure 9. Cryptosporidium oocysts were spiked into corresponding sample types and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit automated on the KingFisher Flex. 20 µL SYBR® qPCR was performed in triplicate on primers specific for the target organism. Average of triplicate data shown. The ΔCt across dilutions was consistent for all sample types.

Detection of Viral DNA Across Sample Types

Figure 10. Hepatitis B virus was spiked into serum and urine samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the KingFisher Flex. qPCR was performed in triplicate on undiluted and 10-fold dilution.

Detection of Viral RNA Across Sample Types

Figure 11. Influenza A/B virus was spiked into stool, urine, and serum samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the KingFisher Flex. qPCR was performed in triplicate on undiluted and 10-fold dilution.

Inhibitor-free Gram-Positive Bacterial DNA Isolation from Stool Samples

Figure 12. Gram Positive Bacteria Bacillus subtilis was spiked into 250 µL stool samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the Hamilton Firefly Nimbus® 96 and compared to manual isolation methods. qPCR was performed on undiluted, 10-fold, and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt across dilutions was ~3.3 for both manual and automated methods, indicating minimal inhibition.

Comparable Yields Between Manual and Automated Extraction Methods for Stool Samples

Figure 13. Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae was spiked into 250 µL stool samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the Hamilton FireFly Nimbus 96 and compared to manual isolation methods. Quantification showed comparable yields of yeast DNA between manual and automated isolation methods.

 

Inhibitor-free Yeast DNA Isolation from Stool Samples

Figure 14. Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae was spiked into 250 µL stool samples and isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit. Automated isolation was performed using the Hamilton FireFly Nimbus 96 and compared to manual isolation methods. qPCR was performed on undiluted, 10-fold, and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt across dilutions was ~3.3 for both manual and automated methods, indicating minimal inhibition.

Consistent Automated Isolation of Gram-Positive Bacterial DNA

Figure 15. Gram Positive Bacterial DNA was isolated from 300 µL of Bacillus subtilis using the Tecan DreamPrep. NanoDrop Quantification showed A260/A280 ratios ~1.8 and yields between 8.1 and 8.9 µg for all samples.

Inhibitor-free Isolation of Gram Positive Bacterial DNA from Plasma

Figure 16. 100 µL Influenza A/B and 50 µL of Bacillus subtilis were spiked into 100 µL plasma. DNA was isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit on the MagBinder® Fit24 and compared to manual extraction methods. qPCR targeting B. sub was performed on 10-fold and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt between dilutions was comparable between manual and automated isolation methods, ~3.3, indicating inhibitor-free isolation.

Influenza Detection from Plasma using the MagBinder® Fit24 is comparable to manual method

Figure 17. 100 µL Influenza A/B and 50 µL of Bacillus subtilis were spiked into 100 µL plasma. DNA was isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit on the MagBinder® Fit24 and compared to manual extraction methods. qPCR targeting Influenza A/B was performed on 2 µL and 4 µL dilutions. The ΔCt between dilutions was comparable between manual and automated isolation methods.

Inhibitor-free Isolation of Gram-Positive Bacterial DNA from Urine Using the MagBinder® Fit24

Figure 18. 50 µL of Bacillus subtilis was spiked into 200 µL urine. DNA was isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit on the MagBinder® Fit24 and compared to manual extraction methods. qPCR targeting B. sub was performed on 10-fold and 100-fold dilutions. The ΔCt between dilutions was comparable between manual and automated isolation methods, ~3.3, indicating inhibitor-free isolation.

Influenza Detection from Cells using the MagBinder® Fit24

Figure 19. 75 µL of Influenza A/B was spiked into 175 µL cells. DNA was isolated using the Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 Kit on the MagBinder® Fit24 and compared to manual extraction methods. qPCR targeting Influenza was performed on 2 µL and 4 µL dilutions. The ΔCt between dilutions was comparable between manual and automated isolation methods.

Product Information

NameDocumentLanguagesLink
Protocol ManualProduct ManualEnglish
Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen DNA 96 KitProduct LiteratureEnglish
MagXtract® 3200 Application Showcase: Automated extraction of bacterial DNA from stool samples using Omega Bio-Tek’s Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 KitApplication NoteEnglish
MagXtract® 3200 Application Showcase: Automated viral RNA extraction and PCR setup using Omega Bio-tek’s Mag-Bind® Universal Pathogen 96 KitApplication NoteEnglish

Safety Data Sheets

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DS BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
DS BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
DS BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
DS BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
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DS BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
Elution BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
Elution BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
Elution BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
Elution BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
Elution BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
Elution BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
Elution BufferREACHGermangermanreach
Elution BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
Elution BufferREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
Elution BufferREACHSpanishspanishreach
Elution BufferREACHSwedishswedishreach
Elution BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
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Elution BufferREACHDutchdutchreach
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Elution BufferREACHPortugueseportuguesereach
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Elution BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
Elution BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQGHSEnglishenglishghs
Mag-Bind Particles RQGHSSpanishspanishghs
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHEnglishenglishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHDanishdanishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHFinnishfinnishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHFrenchfrenchreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHGermangermanreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHItalianitalianreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHSpanishspanishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHSwedishswedishreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
Mag-Bind Particles RQWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHDutchdutchreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHHungarianhungarianreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHPortugueseportuguesereach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHGreekgreekreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHLatvianlatvianreach
Mag-Bind Particles RQREACHPolishpolishreach
PCP BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
PCP BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
PCP BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
PCP BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
PCP BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
PCP BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
PCP BufferREACHGermangermanreach
PCP BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
PCP BufferREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
PCP BufferREACHSpanishspanishreach
PCP BufferREACHSwedishswedishreach
PCP BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
PCP BufferWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
PCP BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
PCP BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
Proteinase K SolutionGHSEnglishenglishghs
Proteinase K SolutionGHSSpanishspanishghs
Proteinase K SolutionREACHEnglishenglishreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHDanishdanishreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHFinnishfinnishreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHFrenchfrenchreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHGermangermanreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHItalianitalianreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHSpanishspanishreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHSwedishswedishreach
Proteinase K SolutionWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
Proteinase K SolutionWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
Proteinase K SolutionREACHDutchdutchreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHHungarianhungarianreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHPortugueseportuguesereach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHGreekgreekreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHLatvianlatvianreach
Proteinase K SolutionREACHPolishpolishreach
RBB BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
RBB BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
RBB BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
RBB BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
RBB BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
RBB BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
RBB BufferREACHGermangermanreach
RBB BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
RBB BufferREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
RBB BufferREACHSpanishspanishreach
RBB BufferREACHSwedishswedishreach
RBB BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
RBB BufferWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
RBB BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
RBB BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
SLX M1us BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
SLX M1us BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
SLX M1us BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
SLX M1us BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
SLX M1us BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
SLX M1us BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
SLX M1us BufferREACHGermangermanreach
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SLX M1us BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
SLX M1us BufferWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
SLX Mlus BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
SLX Mlus BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
SPM BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
SPM BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
SPM BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
SPM BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
SPM BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
SPM BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
SPM BufferREACHGermangermanreach
SPM BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
SPM BufferREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
SPM BufferREACHSpanishspanishreach
SPM BufferREACHSwedishswedishreach
SPM BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
SPM BufferWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
SPM BufferREACHDutchdutchreach
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SPM BufferREACHPortugueseportuguesereach
SPM BufferREACHGreekgreekreach
SPM BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
SPM BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
VHB BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
VHB BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
VHB BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
VHB BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
VHB BufferREACHFinnishfinnishreach
VHB BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
VHB BufferREACHGermangermanreach
VHB BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
VHB BufferREACHNorwegiannorwegianreach
VHB BufferREACHSpanishspanishreach
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VHB BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
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VHB BufferREACHGreekgreekreach
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XP2 Binding BufferGHSEnglishenglishghs
XP2 Binding BufferGHSSpanishspanishghs
XP2 Binding BufferREACHEnglishenglishreach
XP2 Binding BufferREACHDanishdanishreach
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XP2 Binding BufferREACHFrenchfrenchreach
XP2 Binding BufferREACHGermangermanreach
XP2 Binding BufferREACHItalianitalianreach
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XP2 Binding BufferREACHSwedishswedishreach
XP2 Binding BufferWHMSEnglishenglishwhms
XP2 Binding BufferWHMSFrenchfrenchwhms
XP2 Binding BufferREACHLatvianlatvianreach
XP2 Binding BufferREACHPolishpolishreach
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