For analysis of PCR products below 1000 bp, polyacrylamide
gel electrophoresis is often used, which allows separation of
DNA molecules that differ from each other in size by only a
single base. The DNA can be detected in the gel by a variety of
methods including ethidium bromide staining and silver
staining however, many laboratories now use fluorescently
tagged primers to generate labelled PCR products that can be
visualised by laser-induced fluorescence. It is this technology
that has been developed into the high-throughput DNA
sequencing instruments that have been the workhorses of the
Human Genome Sequencing Project.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
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