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From: "Terry Mulcahy 272-5792; fax 272-9107" <TMULCAHY@medusa.unm.edu>
Subject: DNA Synthesis
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From: marykay@fred.fhcrc.org (Mary Kay Dolejsi)
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I'm wondering if anyone could help me with finding a reference regarding
"de novo" starts off the support during DNA oligomer synthesis. I have
anecdotal memory that one of the advantages of the polystyrene resin ABI
used in the 40 nmole columns was much better for avoiding these side
products, which end up being 3' deletions from the input oligo. Thanks in
advance for your long collective memories.
Mary Kay Dolejsi, Ph.D.
marykay@fred.fhcrc.org
phone: 206-667-4470
fax: 206-667-6497
Mail address:
Biotech Lab A1-162
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
1124 Columbia St.
Seattle, WA 98104