GELase or GELace

[John Brunstein]

	Sounds like you are talking about Gelase...some of the people(?)
in my old lab used to use this, it is an enzyme that works with ordinary
low-melt agarose to recover DNA fragments by digesting the agarose
polymers into short oligomers.  Results were good but the product is not
cheap.
	I am not associated with blah blah etc.


On 30 Mar 1994, MARC J GLUCKSMAN- STRUCTURAL NEUROBIOLOGY LAB wrote:

> 
> Dear M+Rers-
> 
> 	Has anyone heard of and/or had
> experience with GELace, from a company
> [maybe in TENN.], that has an agarose 
> derivative that can be 'digested' with
> a suppl;ied enzyme that is good for
> PCR subcloning.
> 
> 	Rumour has it that it is better
> than the BIO 101 products.
> 
> Thanks for the prompt replies.
> 
> 
> Marc J. Glucksman
> 
>