RNase-Free TE Buffer is widely used in molecular biology applications to dissolve and store nucleic acids, particularly DNA and RNA, without the risk of degradation by RNase contamination. It is essential in experiments such as PCR, gel electrophoresis, and cloning, where maintaining the integrity of RNA is critical. The buffer is also used in RNA extraction and purification procedures, ensuring that RNA samples remain stable and intact during storage and handling. Additionally, it serves as a diluent for RNA samples in various enzymatic reactions, including reverse transcription and in vitro transcription. Its RNase-free property makes it a reliable choice for sensitive molecular biology workflows.