Dextran sulphate substitute
Marieke R. Koedood Zhao
rkoedood at bu.edu
Wed Oct 15 15:48:17 EST 1997
And then there are many people saying it doesn't really make a difference and
you might as well leave it out. Didn't test with and without myself though.
Marieke
Karl Fischer (tyr-2 at bones.biochem.ualberta.ca) wrote:
: In article <Pine.SOL.3.93.971015114202.10245A-100000 at eukaryota>, Mounir
: Izallalen <mounir at biota.rsvs.ulaval.ca> wrote:
:
: > I have this question:
: > What does the dextran sulphate really do in Hybridization, apart improving
: > the results ? I mean it's role. Also, do you know any other cheaper
: > substitute for this compound.
: I was taught that dextran sulphate in a hyb mix served to reduce the water
: volume and, as such, increase the relative concentration of probe.
: I seem to recall dextran sulphate being replaced by PEG in some hybs but
: don't have a reference handy.
: Cheers
: karl the hepB guy
: --
: Karl Fischer
: tyr-2 at bones.biochem.ualberta.ca
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