Nick translation reagent kit
The Nick Translation Reagent Kit is a laboratory tool used to label DNA samples with fluorescent markers. It facilitates the incorporation of labeled nucleotides into DNA strands through a process known as nick translation. This kit provides the necessary reagents and buffers to perform this labeling technique, which is widely used in various molecular biology applications.
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9 protocols using nick translation reagent kit
Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization of Deer Satellite DNA
BAC DNA Labeling and Precipitation
FISH Analysis of Metaphase Spreads
Mapping Ribosomal DNA in Mouse Fibroblasts
FISH Assay for BAC Probes
FISH Analysis of EWSR1 and WT1 Genes
Tumor Characterization and ESR1 Analysis
Fluorescent Probes for Xist and Rnf12 FISH
Dual-Color FISH for PTEN Gene Detection
The CTD-2557P6 DNA was labeled with the Spectrum Orange-dUTP (Enzo Life Science, Farmingdale, NY) using the Nick Translation Reagent Kit (Abbott Molecular) as per the kit manual.
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