small bp DNA ladders
Stuart Brown
SBROWN at GAES.GRIFFIN.PEACHNET.EDU
Fri Jun 2 09:32:53 EST 1995
Hi, does anyone know of a small bp DNA ladder apart from the Gibco-BRL 10-200 bp
ladder (twenty ten-bp repeats). Does anyone have experience with the Gibco-BRL
ladder in polyacrylamide gels?
I have messed around with the BRL 10 bp ladder in non-denat. acrylamide gels
with some puzzling results- the ladder acts like it has 50 bp repeats rather
than 20 bp. The same ladder looks just fine on agarose gels. I spent some
time talking to BRL tech. help, but we never figured this out. I do use the
BRL 1KB ladder (which has small digested vector frags from 75 to 500 bp)
routinely - for some reason this is the cheapest low mol wt. marker that I
have found on the market. Only other way is to grow your own plasmid and
digest with an appropriate enzyme to get frags in your required size range.
Cheers - Stuart Brown
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