Pippin prep system
The Pippin Prep system is a DNA size-selection instrument designed to automate the process of isolating specific DNA fragment sizes from complex mixtures. It utilizes pulsed-field gel electrophoresis to separate DNA fragments based on their molecular weight, allowing users to extract the desired size range for downstream applications such as next-generation sequencing or PCR.
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33 protocols using pippin prep system
ATAC-seq Analysis of IFNy Signaling
Amplicon Library Preparation and Quantification
Full-length ASFV Genome Sequencing
miRNA-seq Library Construction Protocol
miRNA-seq Library Construction and Quantification
RNA Sequencing of Size-Selected Tissue
Sequencing Mature miRNAs from Bull Samples
TCR Repertoire Analysis by NGS
Small RNA Library Preparation Protocol
Serum miRNA libraries for NAFL and NASH
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