detection of small differences in dna fragment sizes
dbell
dbell at qnis.net
Thu Aug 16 11:36:58 EST 2001
IMHO - polyacrylamide would be a better choice.
You might try a company called BioWhittaker Molecular Applications (no
affil) I seem to recall some kind of super-duper agarose that would help
with such small size differentiations.
Deanne Bell
USDA Agricultural Research Service
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On Thursday, August 16, 2001 6:41 AM, R. John Lye [SMTP:rjl6n at virginia.edu]
wrote:
: Nicole Baumert wrote:
:
: > Hallo!
: > Does anyone know a good and reproducable method for the detection of
small
: > differences (1-10 basepairs) in dna fragment sizes? e.g. a special
agarose
: > and/ or a protocol.
:
: To detect such small differences, I would suggest using polyacrylamide
gels
: instead of agarose.
:
: John
:
:
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