gels sticking to glassplate
M. L. Huang
rin0mxw at bumed30.med.navy.mil
Tue Jul 5 11:14:37 EST 1994
On Tue, 28 Jun 1994 12:21:53 GMT,
Neil Winegarden <nwinegar at tuzo.erin> wrote:
>In article <peter.thoren.9.2E0FEF77 at genetik.uu.se>,
>Peter Thor n <peter.thoren at genetik.uu.se> wrote:
>>Hi netters!
>>
>>I m running microsatellites in a 6% seq.gel. My problem is that sometimes when
>>I split the glassplates the gel will stick to both plates. That is of course
>>not good so my question is: Are there anything I can use that is cheap and
>>easy, besides repellsilane, to solve this problem?
>>
>>Kind regards,
>>
>>Peter Thor n
>>
>>Peter.Thoren at genetik.uu.se
>
>Try siliconizing one plate with sigmacote (Sigma cat no. SL 2). Seems to
>work pretty good for some of the people here.
>
>--
>________________________________
>Neil Winegarden
>University Of Toronto
>nwinegar at credit.erin.utoronto.ca
>
The non-toxic non-stick cooking spray PAM from supermarket is a good GREEN
substitue for Sigmacote.
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