How to Excise Gel Bands with Bio-Rads Gel Excision Kit @BioRadLaboratoriesCorp
How to Excise Gel Bands with Bio-Rads Gel Excision Kit  @BioRadLaboratoriesCorp
Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn how to excise bands of interest from agarose or acrylamide gels directly on the GelDoc Go and ChemiDoc Go Imaging Systems or other imaging systems. Standard gel cutting practices can damage your transilluminator tray and cross-contaminate your bands. The Bio-Rad Excision Kit comes with everything that you need to safely excise agarose bands. By using single-use plastic gel cutters rather than razor blades, you can minimize cross-contamination between samples, and avoid harming yourself or the transilluminator tray.

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