DNA crosslinking on nylon memberane
Rory O'Brien
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(by rory.obrien from stonebow.otago.ac.nz)
Wed Jul 16 19:34:08 EST 2008
Hi Tracy,
I think DNA binds pretty strongly to positively charged membranes. I seem to
recall several occasions where, using charged membranes, crosslinking was
omitted but didn't seem to make any discernable difference...
HTH,
- Rory
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> Subject: DNA crosslinking on nylon memberane
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to crosslink DNA to nylon membrane for southern
> blots. Besides traditional UV crosslinking (may induce DNA
> damage) and baking (causes DNA to denature), are there any
> other way to crosslink DNA onto nylon memberanes? For my
> purpose, I hope minimize DNA damage and keep that DNA in
> native condition for the Southern blots.
>
> THANKS~!
>
> Tracy
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