Whole blood samples are critical for disease prediction and diagnosis. Obtaining intact, high quality, and concentrated genomic DNA (gDNA) from whole blood is the critical step for downstream research applications such as qPCR, microarray analysis, and next generation sequencing (NGS).
The term biobank refers to a large collection of tissue samples such as blood and serum that are collected for research purposes. In order to have access to large amounts of human samples and data, an increasing number of researchers are looking to access available samples through biobanks.
Download this poster from Beckman Coulter to learn about an automated, high-quality, research-ready DNA extraction method for large volume blood.
