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PCR product purification
PCR product purification
After PCR with primers containing restriction sites added on, can you
immediately digest the PCR fragments prior to purifying by gel
extraction? In other words can you avoid an extre gel purification or
PCR clean up step prior to restriction digest of the fragments? ... ...
Last update 06-Aug-2007, Rating of 5 votes.
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By dacquin
on 13-Mar-2009
well shabeena you must start by runing it on a gel to see how well the pcr was done. Then must purify your pcr product and the best and easy method for me is by using Exonuclase I and Shrimp alkaline phosphatase to remove the excess od primers and other materials not needed. After ur purification step the PCR product should be ready for sequencing which is quite easy from now... |
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By shabeena
on 26-Feb-2009
Hi |
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By robel
on 03-Jan-2009
I am trying to run PCR-RFLP and i have purified the PCR product before digesting it. My question is how much PCR product should i use for digestion? The size of the PCR product is 633bp and the enzymes i will be using are HinfI, HhaI, HindIII, MaeII and HaeIII. |
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By slama
on 11-Sep-2007
je voudrais avoir un protocol de purification des produits PCR à partir du gel d'agarose. il s'agit de fragment de taille de 650 à 1100pb |
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By Graham Anderson
on 06-Aug-2007
Hi there, |
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