GeneClean and MERmaid kits
Michael Witty
mw132 at mole.bio.cam.ac.uk
Tue Mar 20 08:27:29 EST 2001
If you are subcloning and don't need a huge amount of DNA then why not
just use a freeze squeeze method and avoid buying a kit at all? Mike.
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Andy Scotter wrote:
> Just a quick question about BIO101's Geneclean and MERmaid kits.
>
> We are looking into getting a different (cheaper) kit for DNA purification
> from gel slices. We use a range of sizes of DNA and I noticed that
> Geneclean claims to be effective from 200bp an up. That would mean we
> would need to get the MERmaid kit for DNA under 200bp, which I use
> a lot! Does anyone know if the protocols and reagents are the same
> for both kits with the exception of the EZ-Glassmilk/Glassfog beads. That
> would obviosly allow us to buy a big Geneclean kit and just some Glassfog
> beads for cleaning up anything under 200bp. ANy advice from users of
> these kits will be greatly appreciated...
>
> Andy
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