DNAse contamination in plasmid preps
pnh at ncifcrf.gov
pnh at ncifcrf.gov
Fri Nov 18 12:25:48 EST 1994
Michael Cooley (szcooley at chip.ucdavis.edu) wrote:
|: Has anyone else had a problem with degradation of plasmid preps?
|
| I had a similar problem a while back and found that the problem was with
| the genotype of the bacteria. If the bacteria is HB101 it has the
| wild-type endA gene. I switched to JM109 and the problem went away.
You might want to have a look at this paper which describes exactly this
problem and compares plasmids obtained from different strains of E. coli:
@article{Taylor1993,
author = "R. G. Taylor
and D. C. Walker
and R. R. McInnes",
title = "{{\em E. coli}} host strains significantly affect the
quality of small scale plasmid DNA preparations used for sequencing",
journal = "Nucl. Acids Res.",
volume = "21",
pages = "1677-1678",
comment = "mini-prep",
year = "1993"}
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