Size markers for sequencing gel
Paul Ulanch
Pulanch at bioch.tamu.edu
Thu Aug 1 14:01:14 EST 1996
In article <zqm2-2407961645130001 at pbl3.agsci.colostate.edu>,
zqm2 at lamar.colostate.edu (Zhengqiang Ma) wrote:
>Does anybody know that any size markers for sequencing gels are
>commercially available? Thanks in advance for information.
We use labelled size markers for primer extension reactions or other
gels where we require a marker to identify the product length. Ambion
(I have no affiliation with this company) sells a marker that you can
radiolabel called the century marker. It is a 100 bp ladder up to 500
bp. I have used this a few times and it works great. Good luck!
Paul "Goose" Ulanch
Dept. Biochem/Biophys
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-2128
(409) 845-0832
PULANCH at bioch.tamu.edu
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