Depc treated water
DEPC treated water is a type of laboratory-grade water that has been treated with diethyl pyrocarbonate (DEPC) to inhibit the activity of RNase enzymes. It is commonly used in molecular biology applications where the prevention of RNA degradation is critical, such as in the preparation of samples for RNA extraction, RT-PCR, and other RNA-based experiments.
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3 protocols using depc treated water
Radiolabeled Nucleotide Synthesis Protocol
Alpaca PBMC RNA Isolation and cDNA Synthesis
Surfactant-Based Biomolecule Detection Protocol
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