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Glycogen, purified from oysters, is an inert carrier or co-precipitant in DNA and RNA purification. Glycogen, unlike tRNA and other sonicated DNA which introduce exogenous nucleic acids to the sample, is a preferred co-precipitant because it less likely to interfere with the downstream applications.
Specifications:
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Grade: |
Molecular biology grade |
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Appearance: |
Liquid |
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DNase (endo- or exo-): |
None |
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RNase: |
None | |
