Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 15:04:04 -0700 (MST)
From: "Terry Mulcahy 272-5792; fax 272-9107" <TMULCAHY@medusa.unm.edu>
Subject: DNA Synthesis
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From: "Medvedkin, Viatcheslav" <VIATCHESLAV.MEDVEDKIN@nrc.ca>
Subject: Spacers, linkers & carriers
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To ABRF-friends.
I am collecting information about experience with spacers, linkers and
carriers for peptide/DNA synthesis, especially on the filter paper and cotton
fabric.
I remember it was one article published in russian (Bioorgan. Khim.)
about DNA synthesis on cotton fabric which was proved to be better than any
filter paper. In Experimental section they mentioned a SPECIAL Cat. #. We
tried our best to find the manufacturer.
You can imagine our feelings, when after about month of intensive
search we find out that it was a modest white fabric from the lab coat.
Brand new one, of course. They couldn't mention the ACTUAL origin because
they were scared that their article would be declined...