RNase inhibitor

[Helge Weissig]

In article <damak.6.2DF56108 at kahu.lincoln.ac.nz>, damak at kahu.lincoln.ac.nz
(Damak, Sami) wrote:

> Every now and then, I run out of RNAse Inh and do the transcription without 
> it.  It has never failed.  I guess if standard RNA precautions are taken, 
> there is no need for it.
> 
> Sami

In case you still had some, how did you get rid of it before the RNase
step?
		
		will a simple spin column do?

		do you ppt the RNA and probe together?

I am taking some first steps into RNase protection and am pretty
unsuccessful so far, so any good advise and/or protoicol would be very much
appreciated :)

cheers,
Helge

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