Formaldehyde serves primarily as a denaturing agent for RNA during agarose gel electophoresis. An additional useful property of formaldehyde is its inhibitory effect on RNases [5], which helps maintain RNA integrity during separation and gel handling. So, basically Formaldehyde prevents formation of bonds between RNA and thus prevents renaturation!
At 7:23 it refers to the "southern blot filter." Probably copy-pasted from the southern blot video -- evidently created first -- and then forgot to edit appropriately?
Formaldehyde serves primarily as a denaturing agent for RNA during agarose gel electophoresis. An additional useful property of formaldehyde is its inhibitory effect on RNases [5], which helps maintain RNA integrity during separation and gel handling.
So, basically Formaldehyde prevents formation of bonds between RNA and thus prevents renaturation!
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What is the transfer solution used in northern bloating?
Is it NaOH or some other chemicals?
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7:22
* northern bloat filter
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At 7:23 it refers to the "southern blot filter." Probably copy-pasted from the southern blot video -- evidently created first -- and then forgot to edit appropriately?