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Vacu-Blot - Biometra

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Note: Eliminate all air bubbles between the agarose gel, the membrane andthe rubber frame by rolling a glass pipette or a similar object across the gel.7. Place the cover plate with the buffer reservoir on the filter plate so that it corresponds to theorientation of the guide pins.8. Tighten both parts of the <strong>Vacu</strong> <strong>Blot</strong> by using the clips.9. Apply vacuum to the transfer unit before pouring transfer buffer into the upper reservoir.Otherwise your agarose gel might float up.10. Transfer time of nucleic acid fragments from an 0.8 % concentrated agarose gel to themembrane is about 1 h to 2 h (when applying a vacuum of 50 to 100 mbar below ambient).These values are only guideline for transferring nucleic acids from 0.5 kb - 10 kb.Cover plate with buffer reservoirAgarose gelRubber sheetMembraneWhatman 3MM filter paperPorous filter plateSupportClipTankStabilizer<strong>Vacu</strong>um connectorFig. 1: Set up of a vacuum blotting sandwich7

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