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Vacuum Blotting: a Simple Method for Transferring DNA from Sequencing Gels to Nylon Membranes

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Journal Gene
Specialty Molecular Biology
Date 1988 Dec 30
PMID 3073103
Citations 10
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Abstract

We describe a vacuum blotting procedure for transferring DNA fragments from conventional polyacrylamide sequencing gels to nylon membranes. The method employs a combination of vacuum-assisted diffusion (effected by a standard gel drier) and an osmotic gradient (effected by over- and underlying filters presoaked in ammonium acetate). Fragments up to 310 nucleotides in length transfer at 40-60% efficiency within 90 min. When combined with indirect end-labelling, the method allows genomic sequencing of a single-copy gene of Saccharomyces cerevisiae employing as little as 5 micrograms DNA per lane.

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