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by Charlene and Caroline
Na2HPO4 – 3,125g
NaH2PO4.H2O – 1,38g
KCl – 0,185g
MgSO4 – 0,04g
β-mercaptoethanol – 0,893mL
Trisphosphate pH 7,8 1M – 6,25mL
MgCl2 2M – 1mL
DTT 1M -0,25mL
EDTA 0,5M – 0,5mL
BSA – 0,25g
Glycerol 60% - 62,5mL
Triton 10% (100x) – 25mL
Na2CO3 1M – 0,78g
Products of the digestion made the 30/06/16 are migrated on a gel (0.8% agarose) during 30 min, 100 V.