Abstract

Accurate resolution of PCR products in the range of 15-40 kb may be obtained in agarose gels without pulsed field electrophoresis. A gel of 0.3% SeaKem Gold agarose cast on GelBond support film provides good resolution and sufficient get strength to reliably allow staining and photography. This paper describes a test system for Long PCR and demonstrates analysis of the PCR products on a gel run under standard low-voltage electrophoresis conditions.

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AgaroseAgarose gel electrophoresisGel electrophoresisColor markerChromatographyElectrophoresisPulsed-field gel electrophoresisMolecular biologyResolution (logic)StainingPolyacrylamide gel electrophoresisBiologyChemistryDNAGel electrophoresis of proteinsBiochemistryComputer scienceGeneticsEnzymeGene

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1996
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21
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1
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142-144
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Valerie Burland, Foner P. Curtis, Noriko Kusukawa (1996). Agarose Gel Analysis of 15–40-kb PCR Amplimers. BioTechniques , 21 (1) , 142-144. https://doi.org/10.2144/96211pf01

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