Titlebook: Basic DNA and RNA Protocols; Adrian J. Harwood Book 1996 Humana Press 1996

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Techniques in Molecular Hematology, molecules can help to order restriction enzyme fragments and are a prerequisite for Maxam-Gilbert DNA sequencing (..). End-labeled synthetic oligonucleotides have numerous applications, such as short DNA sequence-specific probes for mutation screening (.); probes for gel retardation and Southwester

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Restriction Endonuclease Digestion of DNAo different enzymes may have the same recognition sequence, but cleave the DNA at different points within that sequence. The cleavage sites fall into three different categories, either flush (or blunt) in which the recognition site is cut in the middle, or with either 5′- or 3′-over-hangs, in which

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Agarose Gel Electrophoresisbuffer solution. However, today, the “submarine” gel system is almost universally used. In this method, the agarose gel is formed on a supporting plate, and then the plate is submerged into a tank containing a suitable electrophoresis buffer. Wells are preformed in the agarose gel with the aid of a

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Utilization of DNA Probes with Digoxigenin-Modified Nucleotides in Southern Hybridizationse phosphatase, resulting in the production of light, which will expose a standard X-ray film. Probes produced by methods analogous to those used for NBT detection are also usable in this process. The membranes with the bound alkaline phosphatase are soaked in a dilute solution of AMPPD and then expo

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The Preparation of Horseradish Peroxidase Labeled Nucleic Acid Probes and Their Detection Using Enhach as fluorescein, biotin, and digoxygenin. An example of such a system using fluorescein-labeled probes detected by an antifluorescein alkaline phosphatase conjugate, which in turn catalyzes highly sensitive chemiluminescent detection, is described in ..

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Restriction Endonuclease Digestion of DNA enzymes that cleave duplex DNA at specific target sequences with the production of defined fragments. These enzymes can be purchased from the many manufacturers of biotechnology products. The nomenclature of enzymes is based on a simple system, proposed by Smith and Nathans (.). The name of the enz

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