Plastic to which DNA sticks?

[Dennis J. Templeton]

In a previous article, pouliot at GENETHON.GENETHON.FR (Yannick Pouliot) says:

>Hello fellow Netters.
>
>I'm writing for a colleague (Frederic Lorenzo):
>
>Does anybody remember the name and supplier of this plastic to which
>DNA can bind?  This would be for doing an ELISA-type assay using a
>digoxigenin-labelled probe.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Yannick Pouliot 
>Genethon.
>

I don't know of the "plastic" you speak of, though it seems possible.

You might consider using "filters", perhaps nitrocellulose locked into a
96 well dot blot manifold, then removing the filter afterwards to wash it.
Nylon could work well too.

I seem to recall a company offering a 96 well plate with nitrocellulose 
in the bottom, too.  Sorry, can't recall the details.

dennis