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Kit-Free DNA Gel Extraction Methods: 3 Old School Protocols to Save Money

ByVicki Doronina

Kits for DNA gel extraction are a great way to save time in the lab, but they are costly and produce much plastic waste. Discover three easy kit-free DNA gel extraction methods that can save you money and reduce waste in the lab.

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Protein Expression and Analysis

Beat Back the Bubbles: 6 Ways to Remove Excess Detergent from Your Membrane Protein Sample

ByThomas Warwick

Excess detergent in your membrane proteins samples can cause you serious headaches. We’ve got you covered with 6 ways you can remove excess detergent from membrane proteins.

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