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Non-radioactive labelling of DNA

Non-radioactive labelling of DNA

I would like to limit the use of 32P in my lab and I am shopping for non-radioactive labelling methods (random prime). I am primarily interested a system that is successful with Northern blot Hybridizations. I would like to know if anyone would recommend a particular system/method. I am concerned with stripping and rehybridization, signal... ...

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By kari on 23-Mar-2003

If you have any useful information on radioactive labelling (it's uses) please e-mail me sites and stuff abuot it! Thanks. It would be a huge help
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By Sonya on 05-Nov-2002

i need information on radioactive labelling if u can plz e-mail me and give me some...thanx..
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