DNA/phenol problem
Chuck Cerveny
ccerveny at u.washington.edu
Wed Oct 26 11:32:53 EST 1994
> In article <38ftvv$c2 at er1.rutgers.edu>, jwelsh at er1.rutgers.edu (Jennifer_ Welsh) writes:
> > Dear Netters,
> >
> > I've been doing a standard (mod. Birnboim and Doly) alkaline lysis DNA
> > prep on 40ml E. coli cultures. All of a sudden I was having trouble
> > getting a decent yield. I did the protocol in parallel using my
> > solutions and another person's. An agarose gel shows the yield to be
> > the same before phenol extraction but not after (the same phenol was
> > used for both preps). Does anyone have any ideas about what is going
> > wrong? I checked the pH of the NaOAc. It's correct. All advice
> > gratefully accepted.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Jennifer Welsh
> >
> > --
> > If you want me, look at welsh at biovax.rutgers.edu
>
Sounds like you may have a problem with your phenol pH. See if you can
either borrow someone else's phenol for a run or equilibrate a new bottle
of the stuff.
--
Chuck Cerveny
ccerveny at u.washington.edu
"Good times and riches and son of a bitches, I've seen more than I can
recall" J. Buffett
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