2881. ladder for acrylamide microsat work -- need 2bp interval - ladder for acrylamide microsat work -- need 2bp interval (reply: 6)
2882. Fugene - (reply: 1)
2883. what's the sufficient concentration of RNA for reverse transcription? - (reply: 7)
2884. adding glycogen to isoprop for precipitation? - (reply: 15)
2885. Selenium is the only nutrient element that has direct relation with viruses and - - A study on the hypothesis that deficiency of selenium proteins will lead to th (reply: 3)
2886. Glucose - expression repressor - (reply: 1)
2887. Difficulties in generating gene-specific Lentivirus - (reply: 4)
2888. Should I clone my PCR product even though it is invisible on gel? - (reply: 5)
2889. What annealing temperature is better for my primers? - (reply: 7)
2890. ENZYME RECONSTITUTION - (reply: 4)
2891. Probe labelling foe gel shifts - (reply: 2)
2892. Total RNA extraction from ethanol preserved samples? - (reply: 7)
2893. Imaging cells in matrigel - how to stain ? Prepare ? (reply: 1)
2894. cloning of promoter - (reply: 2)
2895. Asking help for purifying plasmids - (reply: 3)
2896. vector for express secreted protein in vivo - (reply: 3)
2897. Problem with cloning p53-suggestions for RT-PCR - (reply: 1)
2898. Best methods for storing RNA - (reply: 7)
2899. SK BR-3 human breast cancer cells. - Is it Bcl-2 negative or positive. (reply: 3)
2900. DNA extration - questions - (reply: 3)
2901. problems digesting genomic DNA from cell lines - (reply: 1)
2902. Problems with SalI digestion - (reply: 5)
2903. How to add restriction enzyme sites to the primer - (reply: 6)
2904. Unable to reverse the shift in EMSA by unlabeled competitor - EMSA (reply: 1)
2905. stability of IPTG - IPTG induction (reply: 1)
2906. Gel purified samples not sinking in gel well's - Not getting my samples to fall to bottom of well (reply: 8)
2907. Lentivirus - (reply: 1)
2908. DGGE - (reply: 2)
2909. western blot loading control for secreted saliva proteins - (reply: 2)
2910. Using pentadecamer primers for reverse transcription - Better than hexamers, oligo d(T)? (reply: 7)

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