If you’re looking for speed and sensitivity, our E-Gel ® EX gels are for you, with separation typically completed in 10 minutes. Fast, bufferless agarose gel electrophoresis for DNA and RNA ...

Nucleic acid agarose gel electrophoresis is a fundamental technique in molecular biology, boasting a rich history of advancements and innovations spanning over half a century. This technique plays a ...

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis. Curr. Protoc. Essential Lab. Tech. Unit 7.2; About Analytik Jena US. Analytik Jena is a provider of instruments and products in the areas of analytical measuring ...

The E-Gel Agarose Gel Electrophoresis System is a completely bufferless system for the analysis of DNA length and quality. In the Genomics Core, it is used mainly for the assessment of genomic DNA and ...

Electrophoresis sorts macromolecules like DNA or proteins by size using an electric field. For DNA, a slab of agarose gel is immersed in a buffer solution and a current through the tank moves the ...

The related consumables offered by Coastal Genomics are inexpensive, while the 96 channel NIMBUS Select offers high sample capacity up to 96 samples can be size selected in a 2 hour run. Additionally, ...

EMBER™ Ultra Gel Kit Features: Superior sensitivity and resolution over other nucleic acid gel stains; Easy-to-use pre-coated agarose format; No need for post-electrophoresis staining; EMBER™ Ultra ...

In addition, the μGEL device can further be extended to protein gel electrophoresis by replacing the agarose gel with a polyacrylamide gel 35. References. Carle GF, Frank M, Olson MV .

In the current installment, [Justin] covers the basics of agarose gel electrophoresis, arguably the fundamental skill for aspiring bio-geeks.

Partially denaturing agarose gel electrophoresis is used for determining the quality of an RNA sample, wherein the ratio or visual presence of the large and small subunit (28S/18S) of the ...

Gel electrophoresis is a staple of many life science labs but has changed little since the 20th century. Now, researchers from the University of Edinburgh (UK) have developed a freely available ...