Electrophoretic separation of molecules such as nucleic acids and proteins remains a staple in any modern molecular biology laboratory. This is a vital technique that allows the investigator to move charged molecules through a gel or free fluid medium under the influence of an electric field, allowing for the characterisation of those molecules.
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SPRI beads can be used in a variety of NGS library prep chemistries and are compatible with both manual and automated processing. Their non-specific and reversible binding properties give scientists a tool for predictable and consistent size selection with high recovery of amplicons > 100 bp.
Agilent Technologies Extends Collaboration on Reproductive Genetics New Two-Year Agreement with Belgian University to Focus on Detecting Genetic Abnormalities in Cell-free DNA and Embryo Biopsies Agilent Technologies Inc. today announced that it is extending its collaboration with the Centre for Human Genetics of the University of Leuven and the University Hospital of Leuven in…