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A procedure for electro-elution of DNA from agarose gels.

Min He, R. BRIAN BEECHEY, Kaderbhai Ma

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A simple device is described for efficient and reproducible electro-elution of DNA resolved in agarose gels. DNA (greater than 1 micrograms) is recovered with consistent yields of over 70% into preset elution volumes of 100 to 500 microliters.

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A simple device is described for efficient and reproducible electro-elution of DNA resolved in agarose gels. DNA (greater than 1 micrograms) is recovered with consistent yields of over 70% into preset elution volumes of 100 to 500 microliters.

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A simple device is described for efficient and reproducible electro-elution of DNA resolved in agarose gels. DNA (greater than 1 micrograms) is recovered with consistent yields of over 70% into preset elution volumes of 100 to 500 microliters.

Key concepts: Elution, Agarose, Chromatography, DNA, Chemistry, Sepharose, Molecular biology, Biology

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