Re: [DIYbio] Free plasmids for amateur biologists.

And I have two questions: a) from where can I obtain E.coli strain, suitable for transformation with these plasmids(of course, I have wild strains of E.coli and plasmids are in fridge(so, I can wait a little), but...), b) With what I can replace TrisEDTA beffer, recommended for plasmid extraction from samples(Currently I have no Good's buffers at all, but I have wide range of inorganic compounds, suitable for PBS, potassium-phosphate buffer, water, acetate buffer, oxalate buffer)?

воскресенье, 1 июля 2012 г., 22:55:46 UTC+3 пользователь Nathan McCorkle написал:

Nice find! They're based in the U.S. but also have a location in Germany too.

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 7:03 AM, Александр Дориф <dorif11@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello! I have found the way to get some free plasmids with map and work
> protocol. The Aldevron company distributes free samples of pRc/CMV-Hbs(S)
> and pCMVHB-S2.S plasmids. Both are based on pBlueScript plasmid and contain
> Ampicilline resistance gene. Each sample contains 2-4 ug of plasmid DNA.
> Samples are delivered via postage service. Link to order
> samples: http://www.aldevron.com/products/dnas/plasmids/
>
> I hope it'll be useful for somebody.
>
> P.S.: sorry for my bad English.)
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