Fast and Reliable Method for Bacterial Artificial Chromosome Analysis
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Bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) are a useful molecular biology tool in gene expression studies. However, their large size (100–300kb) renders electrophoretic separation by pulsed field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) a challenge, thus causing bottlenecks at critical quality control steps.
Choosing the right fragment separation method, optimized for high-molecular weight samples, can significantly optimize BAC workflows. It can reduce electrophoresis time from up to 26 hours to under 3 hours.
This application note highlights the latest pulse system technology for quick and easy BAC analysis.
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- The latest in pulse field electrophoresis technology
- A preoptimized method for quick and easy large fragment separation
- An automated electrophoresis system for better objective insights
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