NGS Enzymes and Reagents
Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) has revolutionized molecular diagnostics, clinical genomics, and precision medicine by enabling comprehensive and high-throughput genetic analysis. High-performance enzymes and reagents are at the core of every NGS workflow—from library preparation to data-quality control. Creative Enzymes provides a portfolio of diagnostic-grade, ultra-pure NGS enzymes and tailored reagent systems designed for consistent yield, fidelity, and compatibility with major sequencing platforms.
Modern NGS workflows comprise multiple enzymatic steps that convert raw nucleic acids into sequence-ready libraries. Each stage demands enzymes with specific biochemical attributes:
| Step | Key Reaction | Enzyme Type | Required Properties |
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| DNA Extraction & Purification | Cell lysis, nucleic acid isolation | DNase-free proteases | High specificity, low residual activity |
| Fragmentation & End Repair | DNA shearing + repair of ends | DNA Polymerase I Klenow fragment, T4 DNA Polymerase | Balanced 3′→5′ and 5′→3′ activity |
| A-Tailing | dATP addition to 3′ ends | Taq DNA Polymerase (A-terminal transferase activity) | Controlled extension |
| Adapter Ligation | Ligation of platform-specific adapters | T4 DNA Ligase or Hi-Fi DNA Ligase | High efficiency under low DNA input |
| Reverse Transcription (RNA Seq) | RNA → cDNA conversion | Reverse Transcriptase (RTase) | Strong processivity, low RNase H |
| PCR Amplification | Library enrichment | Proofreading DNA Polymerase | High fidelity, low bias |
| Cleanup & Quality Control | Removal of adapters, primer-dimers | Exonuclease I, Proteinase K | Mild reaction conditions |
Creative Enzymes supplies all key components—optimized individually or as integrated reagent kits—to ensure reproducibility and minimal lot-to-lot variation for both research and in-vitro-diagnostic applications.
Our high-fidelity DNA polymerases (derived from Thermus species and engineered variants) feature error rates < 10-6 and high extension speed > 100 bp s-1, supporting long-amplicon NGS library construction and GC-rich templates. Formulations are available with hot-start antibody inhibition or aptamer control to prevent nonspecific amplification.
Modified Moloney Murine Leukemia Virus (M-MLV) and Avian Myeloblastosis Virus (AMV) RTases provide robust cDNA synthesis across broad RNA lengths. Thermostable variants (55–60 °C) enable efficient secondary-structure resolution for RNA-Seq applications and minimal template loss in low-input clinical samples.
Creative Enzymes offers ultra-pure T4 DNA Ligase, T4 RNA Ligase 1/2, and Klenow Fragment (3′→5′ exo⁻) for precise adapter ligation and fragment end repair. Each enzyme undergoes multi-tier QC including ligation efficiency testing and nuclease contamination assay (< 10-6 units DNase/RNase per unit ligase).
Exonuclease I, Lambda Exonuclease, and Proteinase K are formulated for gentle post-PCR cleanup. Our enzymes preserve library integrity and support automated liquid-handling systems in clinical diagnostic labs.
Custom fragmentation blends combine DNase I and Endonuclease V activities for controlled average fragment lengths (150–600 bp). These formulations ensure tight size distribution critical for uniform coverage depth in NGS datasets.
All NGS enzymes and buffers are manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485-aligned quality systems, meeting diagnostic-grade requirements.

Clinical Genomics:
Detection of single-nucleotide variants and copy-number changes in hereditary diseases.

Oncology:
Tumor mutational burden profiling and liquid biopsy ctDNA analysis.

Infectious Disease Surveillance:
Whole-genome sequencing of viral and bacterial pathogens for rapid epidemiological tracking.

Pharmacogenomics:
Genotyping drug-metabolism genes for precision medicine guidance.

Metagenomics and Microbiome Studies:
Comprehensive community profiling through 16S rRNA and shotgun sequencing.
Each application benefits from Creative Enzymes' batch-verified enzyme consistency and compatibility with major commercial platforms.
Q1. Are Creative Enzymes NGS reagents suitable for clinical diagnostic use?
Q2. Can enzymes be custom-optimized for specific sequencing platforms or chemistries?
Q3. How are enzyme lots validated for NGS performance?
Q4. Do you supply lyophilized or room-temperature-stable formats for field testing?
Q5. Can Creative Enzymes assist in method validation or regulatory submission?
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