Agarose slab-gel electrophoresis equipment

Analytical BiochemistryPublished 1 September 1975

Bill Sugden, B. DeTroy, Richard J. Roberts, Joe Sambrook

DOI10.1016/0003-2697(75)90676-4

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Simple slab-gel molds which utilize the electrophoresis apparatus described by F. W. Studier have been designed for pouring and running agarose slab-gels and allow the collection of large quantities of DNA fragments.

Abstract

Simple slab-gel molds which utilize the electrophoresis apparatus described by F. W. Studier (J. Mol. Biol.79, 237 (1973)) have been designed for pouring and running agarose slab-gels. Analytical gels in which many samples are run simultaneously facilitate the assay of many enzymes which lead to physical changes in DNA, whereas the preparative gels allow the separation of large quantities (1–20 mg) of DNA fragments.

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