Rapid, nonradioactive differential display using Tth polymerase

Rapid, nonradioactive differential display using Tth polymerase

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R’c thank Alan J. Kinniburgh. Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Buffalo. NY, USA for his critical reading of this manuscript and ~;en ~+s+x Pharmrlcia Biotwh Japan. Tokyo, for helpful suggestions.

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Sambrook. J , Fritxh. E.F. and Manintts. T. ( 1989) Mo~ecdar Cloninfg. A Lukorcrto~ ~Wwtnl, Cold Spring Harhor Labontory Press Ftcuw 1. pCMV!3 was digested n11h HrrcllI and m~lyzcd on I% agarox gels. @X174. digested Rirh M&II. and DIVA molecular weight markers (MYVMj V and Vl @xhringer hfannhrim. Germany) xvere included for compxison. Sizes of bands (hp) are indkttrc!. Laws I snd 4, pC.Clv@digesrrd wth ffrieiI1. lane 2. @X174 rligr9ed n lth Ilf~411: lane 3. MM1 VT; lane 5. wxr V.

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