pretty much what lava-amp was going for, there was a lot of talk about this sort of thing a few years ago but it never picked up mainly because they were all focused on using circular capillaries that were either expensive/hard-to-get or weird/hard to work with (someone mentioned in a recent thread regarding annoying capillaries for an air thermocycler)
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On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 2:33 PM, John Griessen <john@industromatic.com> wrote:
http://www.biotechniques.com/news/The-ups-and-downs-of-convection-PCR/biotechniques-307800.html
They say, "As the sample entered the cool zone at the top of the tube, it underwent annealing and extension. Then, the DNA dropped to the bottom of the tube and was heated again. "
I think they are saying DNA expands to the point of being suspended when hot,
and sinks when cooled, or are they just saying some toroidal flow patterns happen
in the size tube they used?
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