RNase-Free TE Buffer is widely used in molecular biology applications where the preservation of RNA integrity is crucial. It is commonly employed in the preparation and storage of RNA samples, ensuring that they remain free from degradation by RNases. This buffer is essential in procedures such as RNA extraction, cDNA synthesis, and other RNA-related experiments. Additionally, it is used to dilute RNA samples for quantification and analysis, maintaining their stability during handling. Its RNase-free property makes it indispensable in sensitive techniques like PCR, qPCR, and next-generation sequencing, where even trace amounts of RNase can compromise results.