On 12/18/2015 08:50 AM, Alex D wrote:
> Theoretically if buffer is present and just by placing a 50cent cuvette into the electrophoretic chamber it should work.
Have you analyzed that with the resistivity concept? Where longer paths made of tiles of the same resistivity square
of material have higher and higher resistance? Sounds like a possible way to get zapped while fiddling with unknowns and
getting in a hurried mood.
We do
> have functional electroporator from BTX but i was trying to figure out the way to avoid using it due to its price.
Is its price in the range of the super cheap < $200 ebay prices for Biorad "classical" electroporators?
If so, that's cheap enough.
Going lower is OT for this list, isn't it?
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Re: [DIYbio] Re: Electroporation vs Sonification vs CaCl Chlorella Vulgrais
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That's a great idea. Wish you a successes. As the prevailing usage of synthesis chemistry, more and more biological substances are seeking for synthesis for a quick method to yield.
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