PCR reamplification problem

Steven Sullivan sullivan at gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
Mon Jun 23 01:19:19 EST 1997




One possible tweak to Dr. Sylvester's method is to run your original PCR
in a low-melt gel lacking EDTA in the gel or buffer (a 'TA' gel), then
melting and resuspeding the plug in a small volume of water.  This
eliminates the possibility of EDTA interfering with the Mg++
concentration. This is a tweak someone clued me into on this newsgroup
a few weeks back. 







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