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'''Xylene cyanol''' is most commonly used as an [[agarose gel electrophoresis]] size marker. It runs alongside different DNA length markers depending on the % of the agarose gel (while it's own molecular weight is around 540g/mol). | '''Xylene cyanol''' is most commonly used as an [[agarose gel electrophoresis]] size marker. It runs alongside different DNA length markers depending on the % of the agarose gel (while it's own molecular weight is around 540g/mol). | ||
* | * 5000 bp at 0.5 | ||
* 750 | * 4000 bp at 1.5% | ||
* 750 bp at 2.0% | |||
* 200 bp at 3.0% | |||
== order information == | == order information == | ||
Revision as of 07:54, 5 May 2009
Xylene cyanol is most commonly used as an agarose gel electrophoresis size marker. It runs alongside different DNA length markers depending on the % of the agarose gel (while it's own molecular weight is around 540g/mol).
- 5000 bp at 0.5
- 4000 bp at 1.5%
- 750 bp at 2.0%
- 200 bp at 3.0%
order information
- CAS 2650-17-1
- e.g. Sigma Xylene Cyanol FF X4126 10g at around €50
