Gels

... gives the right product size? My lab recently had an issue with contamination in our SuperScript mix that was giving us unwanted banding in our gels and it turned out that our primers were fine. Maybe you could try ordering a primer for a different section of the gene? We usually order 2-3 different ...

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I am a bit surprised here, you say that post satining is too time consuming but you are ready to slow down your gels. It takes 10 minutes for staining, and about as much if you want to destain, which should not even be a problem with gelred. So why not post stain? If this is really ...

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Hello! We recently switched from ethidium bromide to Gelred in our lab. (We always prestain gels - poststaining is no option because its too inconvenient and timeconsuming - using 1xTAE buffer). Our DNA samples and the ladders aren't separated as sharply as it was when ...

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... of hairs...it is originally used as therapy for prostate and testes cancer(if I remember well)..There are many testosterone products in oral form,gels,injections,sticks you put under skin..in some genetic disorders like congenital adrenal hyperplasia there's high production of testosterone from ...

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What about Chlorine Dioxide released from Sodium Chlorite and lemon juice: ClO2- + H+ ---> HClO2 HClO2 + ClO2- ---> ClO2 + [HOClO-] [HOClO-] + H+ ---> [HOClOH] ---> ClO + H2O ClO + ClO2- ---> ClO2 + ClO- ClO- + H+ ---> HClO HClO + ClO2- ---> ClO2 + [HClO-] [HClO-] + H+ ---> [...

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