Gewtting the concentration of PCR product and cloning

yoginee budhkar via methods%40net.bio.net (by eenigoy from gmail.com)
Sun Dec 28 08:19:39 EST 2008


Hello Shifali,

Your first question is answered correctly already, for the quatification,
read on...

OD of 1 at 260nm corresponds to 50 μg/ml for double-stranded DNA.
Simply take absorbance of your PCR product on a nanophotometer/ a nanodrop.

Or dilute it suitably to 1 ml and take A260 in a quartz cuvette, in any
spectrophotometer.
Multiply it with the dilution factor to find out the concentration of you
PCR product.

--Yg



> On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 Shri wrote :
> >Hi all members,
> >I have amplified PCR product of 1250 bp from Genomic DNA
> >  my question is
> >1 Whether it can be cloned in TA cloning vector the required size.
> >2. how to calculate the concentration of the PCR product after the
> >reaction
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