100 kda filter
The 100 KDa filter is a laboratory equipment used for separating and concentrating molecules based on their molecular weight. It has a pore size that allows the passage of molecules smaller than 100 kilodaltons while retaining larger molecules. This filter is commonly used in various research and industrial applications that require sample preparation and purification.
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In Vitro Synthesis of ShdA Domains
To test for nuclease activity the in vitro synthesised ShdA proteins or DHFR control were incubated with 20 ng of phage ϕSipho, E. coli MG1655 chromosome or plasmid pSG483 DNA, followed by agarose gel electrophoresis and staining with GelRed (Cambridge Bioscience).
In Vitro Synthesis of ShdA Domains
To test for nuclease activity the in vitro synthesised ShdA proteins or DHFR control were incubated with 20 ng of phage ϕSipho, E. coli MG1655 chromosome or plasmid pSG483 DNA, followed by agarose gel electrophoresis and staining with GelRed (Cambridge Bioscience).
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