RNase-Free TE Buffer is widely used in molecular biology applications where the integrity of RNA is crucial. It is commonly employed in RNA isolation, purification, and storage processes to prevent degradation by RNases. The buffer is essential for resuspending RNA pellets, diluting RNA samples, and maintaining RNA stability during enzymatic reactions like reverse transcription. It is also used in preparing RNA for downstream applications such as qPCR, microarray analysis, and sequencing. Additionally, RNase-Free TE Buffer is a key component in RNA-related experiments where contamination by RNases could compromise results, ensuring accurate and reliable outcomes.