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Clonetics™ Cells will not be confluent on day one. After 24 hours, you will see few attached cells per field under the microscope. Aspirate off the media and the floating cells and replace with fresh, pre-warmed media. Those attached cells will begin...
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They are embryonic. The rats are E18 or E19 and the mice are E14 or E15.
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Dried agarose on the comb teeth is a frequent cause of this problem. Prior to casting your gel, check the comb teeth for residual dried agarose.If not removed, this will attach to the newly cast agarose and fracture the well upon comb removal. This...
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The amount to load per well is variable. What is most important is how much DNA there is in the bands you wish to resolve. The least amount of DNA that can be consistently detected with ethidium bromide is about 10 ng. The most DNA you can have in a...
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All Clonetics™ Cells are primary cells with a finite life span. Most Clonetics™ Cells are guaranteed for 10 – 15 additional population doublings, which equates to about 2 – 3 passages. As cell death begins to occur, morphology and cell performance...
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We recommend running agarose gels at 4–10 volts/cm (cm is determined by measuring the interelectrode distance, not the gel length) under normal horizontal electrophoretic conditions.If the voltage is too high, band streaking, especially for DNA...
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NuSieve™ 3:1 Agarose is a standard melting temperature agarose. The resolution range for NuSieve™ 3:1 Agarose is 50 bp–1000 bp. NuSieve™ 3:1 Agarose is designed for analytical electrophoresis; its high gel strength also makes it ideal for use in...
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