Sequencing Gel Rigs for SSCP
WSchick at aol.com
WSchick at aol.com
Fri Mar 8 22:03:31 EST 1996
In a message dated 96-03-08 07:53:15 EST, ai80 at dial.pipex.com (Dr G R Taylor)
writes:
>
>I'm trying to source a sequencing length gel rig (i.e. 36cm long or
>longer) for SSCP work. Rather than run one in a cold room, I would like
>one that has built-in cooling. So far the only one I've seen is the
>Pharmacia system, which is good, but pricey. Does anyone know of any
>alternatives?
Hoefer/Pharmacia also has the SE660 and SE620 which are long protein type
gel units, fully cooled on both sides of the sandwiches. They run one or two
gels at a time, are 24 inches and 32 inches. A recent paper by someone at
NIH has used these with thinner spacers for SSCP. Prices are a little over
$1000. With this unit you could also change the lower buffer chamber to run
shorter gels for DGGE, proteins, and vertical agarose.
You can probably get a demo of this unit, and the local Hoefer Pharmacia rep
should lhave reprints of relevant papers.
I used to work at Hoefer, but have no commercial ties. I do own 50 shares of
Pharmacia, however!
Walter Schick
Biotech research marketing and sales
Bio-Sep Co.
872 Autumn Dr.
Walnut Creek, CA 94598 USA
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e-mail wschick at aol.com
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