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| Hi Kiki very good question. In most of the laboratories ethidium bromide is just put into the sink without any consideration, and we also know that it is strong mutagenic agent that can lead to many consequencies. following is very good link regarding ethidium bromide disposal, i hope it will be informative for all http://web.princeton.edu/sites/ehs/chemwaste/etbr.html regards aftab |
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| Hey Kiki there is another protocol for ethidium bromide removal given below All solutions containing ethidium bromide must be decontaminated before being discarded. 1. Add 100 mg activated charcoal/ ml dye solution. 2. Let stand at least 1 hour with occasional stirring. 3. Filter through Whatman No.1 filter paper. 4. Pour the clear filtrate into the sink. 5. Place the filter paper containing the dye/charcoal mixture into the biohazard waste. Regards Aftab |
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| Well for surfaces, if there is spill of ethidium bromide solution, then i think first you should clear it with ethanol, and then that solution must be treated in a way i have given above to remove ethidium bromide, as otherwise it will be hard to use activated charcoal to clean the ethidium bromide conteminated surfaces. but there is need of some more comments best regards aftab |
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Thank you for reply Nice day for you Margarita |
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| hi, i m a ph. d. student, working in the field of plant biotechnology and plant tissue culture.. want to be a part of these discussions megha INDIA |
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