PCR through GC-rich
Dr. Duncan Clark
duncan at genesys.demon.co.uk
Sat Mar 9 08:14:12 EST 1996
In article <scapuano-0803961331370001 at 159.14.44.15>, MAN!!! <scapuano at cb
il.humgen.upenn.edu> writes
>Anyone have suggestions for PCR through VERY GC-rich regions (80% or
>more). Have tried formamide, glycerol, etc.
>
Try using a PCR buffer that does not contain potassium as this
stabilises secondary structure. There was reference to this recently as
a single sheet in NAR. Have a look at my homepage for an alternative
buffer.
Duncan
DNAmp Ltd.
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