mtDNAs were detected using the Digoxigein (DIG)-labeled DNA probe for mouse mtDNA, which was described previously.31 (link) The DIG-labeled DNA probes for the control region (D-loop), ND1, and COX1 were synthesized using the PCR DIG Probe Synthesis Kit (Roche Diagnostics, Mannheim, Germany), and whole mtDNA probe was synthesized from Taq I-digested mouse whole mtDNA using random primers and the BcaBEST DIG labeling kit (Takara).
Bcabest dig labeling kit
The BcaBEST DIG labeling kit is a laboratory product designed for labeling nucleic acid probes with digoxigenin (DIG). It provides a simple and efficient method for incorporating DIG-labeled nucleotides into DNA or RNA probes, enabling their detection in various molecular biology applications.
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Analyzing Mouse Mitochondrial DNA
mtDNAs were detected using the Digoxigein (DIG)-labeled DNA probe for mouse mtDNA, which was described previously.31 (link) The DIG-labeled DNA probes for the control region (D-loop), ND1, and COX1 were synthesized using the PCR DIG Probe Synthesis Kit (Roche Diagnostics, Mannheim, Germany), and whole mtDNA probe was synthesized from Taq I-digested mouse whole mtDNA using random primers and the BcaBEST DIG labeling kit (Takara).
Genomic DNA Analysis of C. orbiculare
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