Using Glycogen to prec DNA???
Michael Cooley
szcooley at chip.ucdavis.edu
Thu Nov 17 01:49:17 EST 1994
Seanna Annis (sannis at uoguelph.ca) wrote:
: I am trying to purify a PCR fragments, around 600 bp from gel. I can get
: a decent amount out of the gel, but I lose it during the precipitation
: step. I want to use this product for direct cycle sequencing, so yeast
: tRNA as an aid to precipitating the DNA was suggested to me to be a bad idea.
: I have heard of glycogen used to prec oligonucleotides. Does anyone know
: of the right concentration of glycogen to use. And does it interfer with
: sequencing afterwards? Or does anyone know of another method to get a
: better yield.
: Thanks. Seanna (sannis at uoguelph.ca)
I have used linear acrylamide and it works fine and doesn't interfer with
PCR and it's cheap. The suggested method is to use 10 - 20 ug of linear
acrylamide in the precipitation. See NAR 18:378 for the method on how to
make it.
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