What is miracloth?
Ann Fraser
fraser at scws5.harvard.edu
Mon Jul 12 12:03:33 EST 1993
In article <21kg77$l2j at usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>
dd544 at cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Paul F. Lehmann Ph.d.) writes:
>
>In a preparation for DNA from plants, the author uses miracloth
>to filter the preparation. I can't trace the author (Anil Jhingan)
>so can someone enlighten me what miracloth is?
>
>Thank you
>
You can get Miracloth from CalBiochem, I believe, but they
charge a small fortune for it. I use non-woven fabric interfacing
(which is what Miracloth appears to be) in DNA preps for filtering
out big bits of garbage. At approx US$ 0.79/yd, it may
be worth trying.
Lisa Vawter
vawter at harvard.edu
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