Anyone doing Maxam-Gilbert chemistry?-help!
Alexander Kraev
kraev at bc.biol.ethz.ch
Wed Jan 17 08:37:28 EST 1996
Dear netters,
I have got a very GC-rich region to sequence that DNA polymerases
do not like. The best of all was Thermosequenase so far, however,
ambiguities still remain. As I hate doing all this "optimization",
I decided to go for the good ol' Maxam-Gilbert chemistry. To my
greatest surprise Sigma, Aldrich and Fluka no longer make anhydrous
hydrazine! Is there any way to do the chemistry these days, other
than
-redistilling hydrazine from h-hydrate
-doing it with hydrazine-hydrate
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance.
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