Mutation Detection Reagents and Kits
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FAQs for Mutation Detection Reagents and Kits
- Can cell lysates be used in the PCR reaction?
- My PCR reaction yield is low, can I add more than 5 µl of the PCR reaction to the digestion reaction?
- What are the expected results using the included control?
- Why do I see an extra band when I run the undigested heteroduplex on an agarose gel?
- Why do I see very little DNA on my gel or low signal on the fragment analyzer?
- Will EnGen® T7 Endonuclease I recognize single base mismatches and single base insertions or deletions (indels)?
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