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labelled cDNA stability? Dear all, I was wondering if you had an idea of the labeled cDNA stability at - 20C. I had prepared some labeled cDNA a couple of months ago and had prepared some microarrays with it. 6 weeks after, I decided to do another series of microarrays from the same labeled cDNA because I still had plenty, but the results are completely different. The only reason I can see for this would be that my labeled cDNA was too old, although I thought it was fairly stable... Thanks for your help, Claire. |
labelled cDNA stability? [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] wrote: Labelled how? Radioactive or fluorescent? Which fluorochromes? In solution or precipitated/lyophilised? Which salts are present in the solution, at what concentrations? We generally use an indirect protocol (incorporate aminoallyl-dUTP, then couple Cy dyes). The aminoallyl-labelled cDNA is stable for some time, though we haven't had cause to go over a week. I wouldn't trust Cy-labelled cDNA to remain stable in solution (gut feeling, no empirical data). Peter |
labelled cDNA stability? Sorry about the lack of details! It is indeed Cy3-labelled cDNA (and Cy-5 labelled gDNA) in Tris-HCl 1mM pH 7.5. Claire. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (Claire) wrote in message news:<fe8de6fc.0405182358.6a03b42c@posting.google. com>... |
labelled cDNA stability? "Peter Ellis" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].uk> wrote in message news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] t... Hi, we stored both amino-allyl and Cy labelled cDNA and aRNA at minus 80 degrees . Still worked OK after 2 month ; no longer storage tried (yet) We did notice deterioration of the microarray's stored at rt over sillica in a few month. Oligo's in betaine/SSC printed on ultragaps fixed with UV. Array's stored at rt in vaccuum over sillica were still OK after 1.5 years. Been at this place ? : [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] hth Gys |
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