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Buffers and gel solutionsLong Ranger: we started using this in early 1995. Great stuff; the best thing is that the gels are not sticky after drying, even without removal of the urea. Long Ranger Gel Solution is available from many scientific supply companies and is a JT Baker reagent, cat # 4730-02 (50% concentrate).The table below is used by our lab, and is sufficient for a standard 35 x 43 cm x 0.4 mm gel (we use the Owl boxes). The Long Ranger solution comes with a troubleshooting guide; a few of the electrophoresis parameters that have been demonstrated important for us are listed below.
1. Mix to dissolve urea, filter through Whatman 3MM filter or equivalent. 2. Add 25 μl TEMED, and pour gel. Electrophoresis1. For maximum base reads, use 1.2X TBE in the gel and 0.6X TBE as the electrophoresis buffer. 2. Run gels at 55 W. Wattage must not exceed 55-60 W even with large 40 x 40 cm plates or a temperature of 50℃. 3. A 10 min prerun is sufficient 4. Maintain gel temperature between 40-50℃. 5. Do not heat samples excessively during denaturation step. 2 min at 75℃ is enough, and it is not necessary to heat again prior to a second or third loading. 6. We have had the best results with 4.5 and 2 hour runs, at 55 W.
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Older (pre-Long Ranger Gels) Method 10X EB 164.0 g Tris-OH Acrylamide stock 38% Acrylamide Gels (volume is for standard size sequencing gels) 8% gel: 40.4 g urea 6% gel: 40.4 g urea 5% gel: 40.4 g urea Dissolve by heating slightly, degas if necessary. Add 0.7 ml 10% ammonium persulfate, and 25 ul TEMED, and pour gel immediately. |
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