Acid Phenol/chloroform
Ed Siefker
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(by ebs15242 from creighton.edu)
Wed Nov 7 12:05:49 EST 2007
Ah, thanks a lot. Looks like what I have is already buffered to be
neutral and it might take a lot of acid to get it back down to the
right pH. So I'll just have to hold off and get the right stuff.
-Ed
Jasenka Pigac wrote:
> Phenol is acid as such when melted. If you add either water or
> chloroform it will remain acid. I suppose it means to melt phenol
> (Sigma) and add the same volume of chloroform - you will get acid
> phenol/chloroform. The one you have has been pH adjusted to be neutral
> (pH 6.7).
>
>> I got a kit from Ambion to do some RACE, this kit requires acid
>> phenol/chloroform but doesn't tell me what the composition of this is.
>> I called Ambion and they didn't know. I couldn't find a recipe in
>> Maniatis either.
>>
>> I have a brand new bottle of phenol ph 6.7. What do I need to add to
>> make "acid phenol/chloroform"? Thanks.
>> -Ed
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