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1 kbp DNA-Ladder, DNA-ladder (lyophil.) + gel loading, buffer, not pre-dyed, Density (D) 1 g/cm³, Storage temp. -20 °C
Universal ladder for electrophoretic separation of fragments between 500 bp and 10 kb. Optimally suited for size determination of inserts, plasmids, and restricted DNA.The mass of the larger fragments was reduced, allowing to obtain clear and distinct bands with short running distances even for the large marker fragments.The terminal sticky EcoR I-restriction sites allow simple labelling of the marker fragments via end-labelling techniques.
The 1 kbp DNA-ladder is highly compatible with the 100 bp DNA-ladder (equalised: T833.1).
Fig.: 1.2 % agarose (NEEO, Art. No. 2267). Additional band at 125 bp.
| Number of fragments | 11 |
| Amount of traces | ~200/100 µg |
| Size range | 500-10000 bp |
| Dispatch | lyophilized |
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