how to remove SDS from RNA sample?

[Dima Klenchin]

In article <Pine.A41.3.95b.961224133143.73648A-100000 at dante13.u.washington.edu>, Seng-Lai Tan <sltan at u.washington.edu> wrote:
#Dear fellow researchers,
#
#i'm trying to reverse transcribe my RNA but it's resuspended in water that
#contains some SDS, which is inhibiting the RT reaction.  Does anyone know
#of a easy method (e.g. precipitation) that I can use to remove the SDS in
#my sample?  many thanks in advance.

Potassium salt of DS is insoluble at low temp. High K+ (~ 300 mM) on ice
will precipitate most of SDS. I don't know, though, how quantitative the 
precipitation is and what's the dependence on SDS concentrations. 

- Dima