RediVue and EasyTides..Good?
Glen Shearer
gshearer at whale.st.usm.edu
Tue Nov 21 15:57:37 EST 1995
In article <48sngd$7l7 at reeve.research.aa.wl.com>, Angela Hofstra
<Hofstra at aa.wl.com> wrote:
> tflanigan at molbiol.ox.ac.uk wrote:
> stuff deleted
>
> >Tom,
> >we've looked at using redivue and easytides in differential display of mRNA
> >and they did not work. The preservative(?) seems to interfere with the PCR
> >reaction. We were also told that these nucleotides did not work well for in
> >situ hybridisation but we did not try it.
> >Cheers,
> >Tom Flanigan
>
> Thanks for this tip. We were planning to use redivue nucleotides in PCR
> and now we'll reconsider.
>
> Angela
We've used Redivue alpha-32P-dATP and 35S-dATP for a long time for random
primer labeling, sequencing w/ Sequenase 2.0, klenow fill in, etc. with
excellent results. Also tried EasyTide which worked fine. Haven't tried
them with PCR reactions however.
Glen
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