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before a sample is loaded on the gel,why it has to be prepared in 20% sucrose solution or glycerol?
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Glycerol and sucrose make the sample more dense than the sample buffer, so the sample will remain in the bottom of a well rather than floating out. The difference between glycerol and sucrose is based upon their viscosity. Glycerol is superior to sucrose as a viscosity agent but Sucrose is better than glycerol for increasing density, because sucrose is less sticky
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We used Glycerol in our lab and I found it much easier to work with than sucrose.
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TO keep the sample heavy so that it can be at the bottom of the well and not floating
frasermoss said:
Glycerol and sucrose make the sample more dense than the sample buffer, so the sample will remain in the bottom of a well rather than floating out. The difference between glycerol and sucrose is based upon their viscosity. Glycerol is superior to sucrose as a viscosity agent but Sucrose is better than glycerol for increasing density, because sucrose is less sticky
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Posted Aug 25, 2006, 22:47 PM
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