Boston University/Gel Protocol
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== Making Electrophoresis Gel == | == Making Electrophoresis Gel == | ||
- | # Take 60ml TAE 1X and add 0. | + | # Take 60ml TAE 1X and add 0.9g agarose to make a 1.5% agarose gel. |
- | # Microwave for about | + | # Microwave for about 1-1.5 minutes and shake after every 20 seconds. Make SURE that all the agarose is COMPLETELY dissolved (the solution should be clear). |
- | # Let | + | # Let the solution cool by placing the flask under running tap water for about a minute to a minute and a half. No water should get inside the flask. Make sure that you don't cool the gel flask too much otherwise it will solidify. |
- | # Add | + | # Add 1ul of Etbr and swirl around. |
+ | # Pour it on the gel-plate with a fork already in it. | ||
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Load 10ul of diluted ladder in a lane. | Load 10ul of diluted ladder in a lane. | ||
- | The 1/40loading dye should have a final volume 1/5 in the overall solution . | + | The Fisher 1/40loading dye should have a final volume 1/5 in the overall solution. |
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 23 July 2007
Making Electrophoresis Gel
- Take 60ml TAE 1X and add 0.9g agarose to make a 1.5% agarose gel.
- Microwave for about 1-1.5 minutes and shake after every 20 seconds. Make SURE that all the agarose is COMPLETELY dissolved (the solution should be clear).
- Let the solution cool by placing the flask under running tap water for about a minute to a minute and a half. No water should get inside the flask. Make sure that you don't cool the gel flask too much otherwise it will solidify.
- Add 1ul of Etbr and swirl around.
- Pour it on the gel-plate with a fork already in it.
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Load 10ul of diluted ladder in a lane.
The Fisher 1/40loading dye should have a final volume 1/5 in the overall solution.