Promega, G1741, pGEM® DNA Markers

Name: pGEM® DNA Markers
Brand: Promega
SKU: G1741

Fifteen DNA Fragments of 36–2, 645bp, Combined From Three Separate Digests of pGEM®-3 Vector, Load 1μl/lane, Supplied at a concentration of 1µg/μl, Supplied with 6X Blue/Orange Loading Dye, Now ships at ambient temperature, Intended for Laboratory Use (GPR) in the United States. Outside of the United States, this product is intended for research use only unless otherwise stated, Configuration: 50μg

Catalog Number: G1741

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DNA Ladders & Markers

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Description

Conventional DNA Digest Markers are created by digesting DNA (i.e., λ DNA, ΦX174 replicative form DNA or plasmids) to completion with one or more restriction enzymes. The enzymes are heat-inactivated, and the DNA fragments are either phenol-extracted, then ethanol-precipitated or just ethanol-precipitated. The precipitated fragments are resuspended in storage buffer. These markers are not intended for quantitative analysis.
The pGEM® DNA Markers have 15 phenol-extracted, ethanol-precipitated DNA fragments ranging in size from 36bp to 2,645bp. These unique markers are generated from separate digests of pGEM®-3 Vector DNA with HinfI, RsaI and AvaII later combined to form the markers.
Storage Buffer: 10mM Tris-HCl (pH 7.8), 1mM EDTA.
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Catalog Number	G1741

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