BeyoFast™ KpnI

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The high-quality BeyoFast™ restriction enzymes are genetically engineered for fast DNA digestion in 5-15 minutes with one buffer only. They are suitable for quick digestion of plasmid DNA, PCR products, genomic DNA, etc. Package: 200μl

Description

The high-quality BeyoFast™ restriction enzymes are genetically engineered for fast DNA digestion in 5-15 minutes with one buffer only. They are suitable for quick digestion of plasmid DNA, PCR products, genomic DNA, etc.

The BeyoFast™ restriction enzymes have the following advantages: (1) Digestion can be completed in 5-15 minutes. (2) All enzymes share one CutEZ™ Buffer, which simplifies the multiple enzyme digestion significantly. (3) To address the issue of varying enzyme activity in CutEZ™ Buffer, the concentration of different enzymes has been adjusted, allowing for a uniform addition of 1μl enzyme per 20μl reaction for digestion. (4) Many modifying enzymes, such as Alkaline Phosphatase, Antarctic Phosphatase, T4 DNA Ligase, T4 Polynucleotide Kinase, and T4 PNK (3′ phosphatase minus), have full activities in CutEZ™ Buffer, enabling simultaneous digestion-ligation or digestion-modification-ligation in one tube.  (5) These enzymes have good activity redundancy, making it easy to handle excessive substrates or substrates that are difficult to digest.

Enzyme activity assay: At the optimal reaction temperature, 1μl of BeyoFast™ KpnI can completely digest 1μg of λDNA (HindIII digest) in a 20μl reaction within 15 minutes.

Extended digestion assay: After digesting 1μg of λDNA (HindIII digest) with 1μl of BeyoFast™ KpnI for 3 hours at the optimal reaction temperature, no nuclease activity or non-specific cleavage caused by star activity was observed. However, extended digestion may result in star activity of restriction enzymes.

Digestion-ligation-redigestion assay: At the optimal reaction temperature, the digested substrate by BeyoFast™ KpnI can be religated with the T4 DNA Ligase at 22℃. After recovering the ligation products, they can be redigested using the same restriction enzyme.

Non-specific endonuclease activity detected: At the optimal reaction temperature, incubating 1μl of BeyoFast™ KpnI with 1μg of supercoiled plasmid DNA for 4h did not change the conformation of the plasmid DNA, as observed by agarose gel electrophoresis.

Blue-white screening: Digest 1μl of vector containing a single lacZα gene with the BeyoFast™ KpnI, followed by re-ligation and transformation into competent Escherichia coli cells. The transformants are selected on LB agar plates containing appropriate antibiotics, IPTG, and X-gal. Clones with correctly ligated products will grow as blue colonies, while those with incorrect products are white. For the BeyoFast™ series of restriction enzymes, the percentage of white colonies should be less than 1%.

The basic information of this product is as follows:

Recognition Sequence Isoschizomer Working Temperature Inactivation Methylation Interference
5′-GGTAC^C-3′ 3′-C^CATGG-5′ None 37℃ 80℃ 20min No interference

 

BeyoFast™ KpnI activity in different reaction buffers (buffer compatibility) is as follows:

Beyotime CutEZ™ Buffer Beyotime Easy-Load™
CutEZ™ Buffer
Thermo FastDigest
Buffer
NEB CutSmart®
Buffer
Takara QuickCut™ Buffer
100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Note: The assay results are obtained in standard reactions of BeyoFastTM restriction enzymes.

Effects of methylations on BeyoFast™ ApaLI activity are as follows:

Dam Dcm CpG EcoKI EcoBI
No effect No effect No effect No effect No effect

 

Packing List:
Item Component Quantity
D5769-200μl BeyoFast™ KpnI 200μl
D6018-1ml 10X CutEZ™ Buffer 1ml
D6020-1ml Easy-Load™ 10X CutEZ™ Buffer 1ml
Manual 1 copy

 

Storage Conditions:

Store at -20℃, stable for at least two years.

Precautions:

The restriction enzyme should be kept on ice during use, and stored at -20℃ immediately after use.

For ultrapure water without nuclease, we recommend the BeyoPure™ Ultrapure Water (DNase/RNase-free, Sterile).

If the expected enzyme digestion site cannot be cut, please check for potential methylation interference.

Isoschizomers may have different sensitivities to different methylations. When encountering potential methylation interference issues, a different restriction enzyme can be attempted.

This product is for R&D only. Not for drug, household, or other uses.

For your safety and health, please wear a lab coat and disposable gloves during the operation.

Instruction

Instructions for Use:

1. Set up the single enzyme digestion reaction on ice as follows:

Reagent Plasmid DNA PCR Product Genomic DNA
Ultrapure Water (17-x)µl (26-x)µl (40-x)µl
10X CutEZ™ Buffer or
Easy-Load™ 10X CutEZ™ Buffer
2µl 3µl 5µl
Substrate DNA xµl (up to 1µg) xµl (~0.2µg) xµl (5µg)
BeyoFast™ KpnI 1µl 1µl 5µl
Total volume 20µl 30µl 50µl

Note: Purified PCR product should be used in the reaction. If the PCR product is not purified and contains a certain ionic strength and pH, the amount of 10X CutEZ™ Buffer can be reduced to 2µl. However, as many DNA polymerases also have exonuclease activity and can affect the enzyme digestion products, we recommend purifying the PCR product before enzyme digestion if  ligation or cloning is required subsequently.
a. Mix Gently by pipetting the reaction mixture up and down, or by flicking the reaction tube. Centrifuge briefly to collect the liquid at the bottom of the tube.
b. Incubate at 37℃ for 15 minutes (plasmid DNA), 15-30 minutes (PCR products), or 30-60 minutes (genomic DNA). We recommend incubating in a water bath, as the reaction temperature is usually more stable.
c. (Optional) Terminate the reaction by heating at 80℃ for 20 minutes to inactivate the enzyme.
2. When performing double or multiple enzyme digestion, the following principles can be referred for reaction setup based on the single enzyme digestion reaction provided above.
a. Add 1μl of each restriction enzyme in the reaction. The reaction volume can be scaled up proportionally if needed.
b. The total volume of restriction enzymes added in the reaction should not exceed 1/10 of the total reaction volume.
c. If the optimal working temperature of different restriction enzymes used is different, start digestion with the enzyme that has a lower optimal temperature, then add other enzymes to perform the digestion at higher temperatures.

Product files

MSDS

https://scandicbiotech.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/D5769-1024.pdf

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