Plant DNA extraction method
Biohazard
None at here.edu
Mon Sep 28 14:49:00 EST 1998
Save your $ and try the plant miniprep (scales up perfectly) method of
a year or two ago in biotechniques vol. 20 #6. DNA extraction from
rainforest species (or something like that). Gives the cleanest DNA I
have seen yet. You can also modify the protocol to skip CTAB and the
results seem to be as good.
Also see Biotechniques vol. 8 #2. A simple and rapid method for the
prep. of total plant DNA.
I usually skip RNAse treatments all together and just add a microliter
or two to the final resuspension water/TE.
good luck.
On Fri, 25 Sep 1998 14:30:45 -0600, dewolf at bio.indiana.edu (Diana
Wolf) wrote:
>We use the DNeasy plant extraction kit from Qiagen (I can look up the
>phone number if you like). It is much quicker than the CTAB method (you
>could do 40 samples in a long day)- the whole process takes only 1 day
>(3-6 hrs depending on # of samples). The DNA is much cleaner than with
>CTAB, and you get a much higher volume of DNA. Unfortunately the kit is
>expensive (@$500/kit -> @$2.00/sample)
>Diana
>
>
>
>In article <6uctpc$o3a at mserv1.dl.ac.uk>, "Francisco Guillermo Villamon"
><f.villamon at mailexcite.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi All
>> I'm finding a fast and cheap method for DNA plant extraction. I'm using
>CTAB method, but it is time consuming,20 samples take one day and half
>including RNAase treatment. Does someone know any method?
>> Thanks in advanced
>>
>> ---
>> Francisco Villamon Cifuentes
>> Bacheolor in Biological Sciences
>> International Potato Center
>> e-mail: f.villamon at mailexcite.com
>>
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