DNA Quantification
Edouard Lauzier
elauzier at fse.ulaval.ca
Sat Nov 23 12:02:30 EST 1996
In article (Dans l'article) <3297162E.6048 at mnw.net>, Rick Bright
<rbright at mnw.net> wrote (écrivait) :
> I have extracted DNA from whole blood and have checked the purity using
> the 260/280 ratio. My professor then asked me how much DNA I extracted,
> in micrograms. Stumped as I was, I thought I would ask for a method or
> equation that would tell me this. A rough estimate is fine, is there is
> an easy technique or formula. Thanks.
Well,
1 A260 unit of double stranded DNA = 50 micrograms/microliter ( single
stranded = 33 )
Knowing your dilution, you can get the [ ] of your sample and then you
multiply by the volume and bang ! it's done...
Bye
--
Edouard Lauzier, B.Sc. elauzier at fse.ulaval.ca
Physical Activity Science Laboratory (418) 656-2131 #2929
(Laval University) G1K 7P4
CANADA
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