ethidium teabags ?

[Wolfgang Schechinger]

Actually, 
you could put some activated charcoal into a big folded filter, close 
it tightly with staples and immerse it into your solution.

Just a thought, 

Wo


> sshaw at BUSTOFF.BWH.HARVARD.EDU wrote:
> : I recall that someone was manufacturing bags of activated charcoal
> that : were meant to be dipped in an Ethidium Bromide solution
> overnight to absorb : and remove it. Apparently no circulation was
> necessary.
> 
> : 
> Try Bio101 (the geneclean people).
> 
> Clair
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