377 96 Lane Upgrade

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Tue, 17 Aug 1999 17:45:02 EDT

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I work in a DNA sequencing core facility and we have been running a 377
with the 96 lane upgrade. The data has been looking pretty good since we
switched to the water loading protocol. The problem I am having is
distinguishing between lanes, there is no offset between the odd and even
lanes once you use the water protocol. I heard that there is a company that
makes a marker that can be added to the loading dye, perhaps in every other
lane, to help discriminate between lanes, does anyone know the companys name
or have any other suggestions?

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