Random primers and rnasin
Random primers are short, synthetic DNA sequences that can bind to and amplify multiple regions of a nucleic acid sample. RNasin is an RNase inhibitor that helps protect RNA samples from degradation during experimental procedures.
2 protocols using random primers and rnasin
Quantifying Myelination Markers in Tissues
Quantification of Oligodendrocyte Markers
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