Import Dna Modifying Enzymes — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Korea (Republic Of Korea)

Geniebio offers a portfolio of DNA modifying enzymes that support molecular cloning, gene expression analysis and DNA manipulation in research laboratories. The catalogue includes restriction enzymes, ligases and polymerases, each supplied as lyophilized powders with a stated purity of at least 95 %. Enzyme activity is expressed in units per milligram, and the products meet ISO and CE conformity requirements for laboratory reagents. These enzymes are formulated for long‑term stability when stored at −20 °C.

Typical enzyme formats are supplied in 10 U vials for low‑volume applications or 100 U bulk containers for high‑throughput workflows. The lyophilized preparations are reconstituted in buffer solutions that maintain activity across a pH range of 7.0 - 9.0, a common tolerance for most molecular protocols. Packaging is designed to protect against moisture ingress, using amber glass vials with desiccant packs. Geniebio indicates that the products are shipped under temperature‑controlled conditions to preserve enzymatic activity.

Academic institutes, biotech firms and pharmaceutical R&D teams are the primary buyers of these enzymes. When sourcing, customers should request the latest certificate of analysis and the enzyme’s specific activity data sheet to confirm performance. Standard trade terms offered include FOB or CIF from Incheon ports, with payment by T/T or L/C as negotiated.

Geniebio is based at 1F New Business Center, Inha University, 100 Inharo, Namgu, Incheon 402751, South Korea (Republic Of Korea). The company is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating a verified registration for international trade. Platform data shows a 0 % response rate and an average response time of 0 hours, so direct communication may require advance arrangement.

Geniebio states that it can meet flexible minimum order quantities for both small‑scale academic labs and larger industrial users. Shipping options include FOB and CIF from Incheon, and payment can be arranged via telegraphic transfer or letter of credit. Prospective buyers should request up‑to‑date ISO and CE certificates and a recent certificate of analysis for each enzyme batch before committing.