source of dNTPs for PCR
John R. McQuiston
zje8 at cdc.gov
Wed Jun 16 07:07:26 EST 1999
I've had good luck with Life Tech.'s (BRL) dNTP's in the past. Now we use AP
biotech's PCR beads though. Promega has had some problems with their dNTP's a
couple of years ago. I don't know if they ever got it straightened out.
John
In article <l03130309b38d6b473e63@[129.127.90.187]>,
adobrovic at medicine.adelaide.edu.au says...
>
>For years, we have been making up our own dNTPs for PCR using the powder
>forms from Boehringer (now Roche). These have been withdrawn, allegedly
>because of impurities, but we are now looking at buying ready made
>solutions which are incredibly more expensive. Does any one have any
>suggestions?
>
>
>Alexander Dobrovic, Ph.D.
>Chief Medical Scientist
>Department of Haematology-Oncology
>The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
>Woodville, SA 5011, Australia
>
>Tel 011 (or your countries' international code) 61-8-8222 7676
>Fax 011 (or your countries' international code) 61-8-8222 6046
>adobrovi at medicine.adelaide.edu.au
>
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