Product and process for isolating RNA

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention discloses a novel method for isolating RNA from biological tissue samples and a novel solvent adapted for use in the disclosed method. The method employs a single extraction using the solvent containing guanidinium and phenol. The solvent is stable for about one month at room temperature without any appreciable phenol oxidation or decomposition. Application of the disclosed method and solvent to a biological tissue sample results in the isolation of a high yield of RNA in a substantially pure and undegraded form. The whole procedure can be completed in three hours, much more quickly than other procedures.

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