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DNA-binding protein

DNA-binding protein (archive)

I have a novel protein which is localized to the cell nucleus. I would
like to see if it binds any DNA or RNA. The DNA mobility shift assay or
the yeast 1-hybrid assay is meant to look for a protein that binds to a
particular DNA seq. It is not ... ...

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By Lerdchai Chintapitak on 17-Jun-2002

I would like to known how contaminated protein occured from total RNA extraction, interferes DNA-total RNA hybridization signal. The DNA is denatured radioactively labeled PCR product and the total RNA was blotted onto positive charged membrane.
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