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>Hi, all,
>We have a fluorescein-labeled oligo that we suspect is degrading. Does
>anyone have any experience with breakdown of fluorescein? I'm aware of
>loss of fluorescence as we lower the pH below 7, but we are working at
a
>pH higher than 7. It seems also that our oligo should be most stable
at
>any pH above 7.
>Thanks for your help,
>Deb McMillen
>Institute of Molecular Biology
>University of Oregon
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