sequencing from a gel cut-band?
Rick A. Bright
rbright at emory.edu
Tue Mar 20 19:32:26 EST 2001
You can isolate the DNA from the gel, then purify with a Qaigen kit and
sequence it very well. An extra step, but it works well.
""Alan Smith"" <alansmith at students.wisc.edu> wrote in message
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> One of my lab mates tried this and did not get a sequence read from 36
> on a sequencing gel. After that we never tried it again.
> Alan smith
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> Subject: sequencing from a gel cut-band?
> Is it possible to sequence a band from a low melting point agarose gel?
> What's the max lenght of a segment to be correctly sequenced? Thx very
> gifalone at tin.it
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