Don’t be biased! The NEBNext Ultra II DNA PCR-free Library Prep Kit for Illumina offers an amplification-free workflow for DNA-seq based on the streamlined and reliable Ultra II workflow. Starting with as little as 250 ng of DNA, get the high-quality, high-yield libraries that you need without PCR bias.
Also available with SPRIselect beads.
Note: If your input DNA is not sheared, we recommend the NEBNext Ultra II FS DNA PCR-free Library Prep Kit for Illumina, which fragments, end repairs, and dA-tails DNA, all in a single tube with no cleanups or transfers
The NEBNext Ultra II DNA PCR-free Library Prep Kit contains the enzymes and buffers required to convert a broad range of sheared DNA input amounts into libraries for next-generation sequencing on the Illumina platform, all without an amplification step. The fast, user-friendly workflow requires minimal hands-on time, resulting in excellent library yields and GC coverage without requiring PCR.
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A separate version of the NEBNext Ultra II DNA PCR-free Library Prep Kit is available with sample purification beads.
The following reagents are supplied with this product:
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