Difference between revisions of "Sanger Sequencing"
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We use the University's sequencing service, which is currently $2.50 per sequence. We put the reaction for each sample in a small eppendorf tube arranged in order on the plate. A form must be filled out and the plate and form dropped off at Snyder 312. | We use the University's sequencing service, which is currently $2.50 per sequence. We put the reaction for each sample in a small eppendorf tube arranged in order on the plate. A form must be filled out and the plate and form dropped off at Snyder 312. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:16, 21 July 2018
The sequencing reaction mix for a 10 µl volume is:
- 3 µl H2O
- 3 µl ExoSAP'd PCR product
- 4 µl 1 µM Sequencing Primer
We use the University's sequencing service, which is currently $2.50 per sequence. We put the reaction for each sample in a small eppendorf tube arranged in order on the plate. A form must be filled out and the plate and form dropped off at Snyder 312.
How it works
Other types of sequencing
What Links Here
- Methods (← links)
- ExoSAP Reaction (← links)
