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Extraction service

DNA Extraction from Bacteria

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₹1,800
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Reports are typically available wi...
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Overview

DNA extraction from bacteria is a laboratory procedure used to isolate and purify DNA from bacterial cells. This process is essential for various applications including molecular cloning, PCR, sequencing, and genetic analysis. At DNA Labs India, we employ validated methods to ensure high-quality DNA suitable for downstream applications. The test is performed on extracted DNA samples, and results are typically available within 5 days. Our laboratory is NABL accredited and follows strict quality control measures to provide accurate and reliable results. The cost of the test is Rs 1800, which includes home sample collection in many cities across India. Bacterial DNA extraction is often requested by researchers, clinicians, and diagnostic laboratories for identifying bacterial pathogens, studying antibiotic resistance genes, and conducting epidemiological studies. Understanding the genetic makeup of bacteria is crucial for developing targeted treatments and controlling infections. This test is a critical step in molecular diagnostics and research, ensuring that downstream analyses are based on high-quality genetic material.

The primary purpose of DNA extraction from bacteria is to obtain pure DNA for molecular analysis. This includes identifying bacterial species through genetic markers, detecting virulence factors, and determining antibiotic resistance profiles. It is also used in research settings for gene cloning, sequencing, and genetic engineering. In clinical diagnostics, extracted DNA can be used for PCR-based tests to confirm bacterial infections, especially when culture methods are inconclusive or slow-growing organisms are involved. Additionally, DNA extraction is a prerequisite for whole-genome sequencing, which provides comprehensive information about bacterial strains and their evolutionary relationships.

Sample requirements

What to send us

Sample type: Extracted DNA
Volume: 10-50 µL
Container: Sterile microcentrifuge tube
Collection: Laboratory collection or home sample collection

Deliverables & turnaround

What you receive

Turnaround: Reports are typically available within 5 days after sample submission.

Pricing

Transparent pricing

OptionTurnaroundPrice (INR)Unit
StandardReports are typically available within 5...₹1,800per sample

Limitations & precautions

What this service cannot do

DNA extraction does not differentiate between live and dead bacteria
Low bacterial load may yield insufficient DNA for analysis
Extracted DNA may contain traces of contaminants affecting downstream applications
Not a diagnostic test for infection; requires additional testing

Questions customers ask

Frequently asked questions

What is the cost of DNA extraction from bacteria?

The cost is Rs 1800, which includes home sample collection in many cities across India.

How long does the test take?

Reports are typically available within 5 days after sample submission.

Is fasting required for this test?

No, fasting is not required.

What sample is needed?

The sample type is extracted DNA, which is usually obtained from a bacterial culture or clinical specimen.

Can I get a home sample collection?

Yes, we offer free home sample collection for online bookings in over 200 cities across India.

What is the purpose of DNA extraction?

It is used to isolate DNA for molecular analysis such as PCR, sequencing, and genetic studies.

Is the test NABL accredited?

Yes, our laboratory is NABL accredited and follows strict quality standards.

Are there any risks?

No significant risks are associated with this test.

What do the results indicate?

Results indicate the quantity and quality of extracted DNA, which is essential for downstream applications.

Can this test diagnose a bacterial infection?

DNA extraction alone does not diagnose an infection; it is a preparatory step for other tests like PCR.

How should the sample be stored?

DNA should be stored at 2-8°C for short-term and -20°C or -80°C for long-term storage.

What if my sample is rejected?

Samples are rejected if they are mislabeled, insufficient, or degraded. You will be notified for a re-collection.


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Editorial accountability

Written by: Nargis Sultana, Medical Content Writer
Reviewed by: Dr SULOCHANA HEMCHANDRA HOLLA, Consultant Medical Geneticist
Last updated: 13 Nov 2026

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Address: 2nd Floor, Prashanthi Arcade, 202, Amberpet Main Rd, Amberpet, Hyderabad - 500013, Telangana, India

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