mRNA isolation from bacteria
Talon
evansm at invitrogen.com
Thu Oct 23 11:28:42 EST 1997
A recent paper in Nucleic Acids Research gives an interesting method of
doing this (NAR Vol.25, No.17 p.3465-3470) Basically, you incubate cell
lysates in a buffer with polyA polymerase to add polyA tails, followed by
purification by oligo dT column. To my knowledge, there is not a
commercial kit available that will do exactly what you are looking for.
Hope this is useful.
Mark Evans
Applications Scientist
Invitrogen
1600 Faraday Ave.
Carlsbad, CA 92008
evansm at invitrogen.com
> Does anyone know if you can selectively isolate bacterial mRNA as opposed
> to total RNA? Are there any commercially available kits? We did quite a
> bit of homework here and haven't found anything other than total RNA
> isolation methods.
>
> David
>
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