Lambda DNA, commonly used as a DNA marker, control, or substrate, is available from several sources. This linear, double-stranded DNA strand of 48,502 bp originates from the E. coli bacteriophage lambda. It contains 12-bp single-stranded and self-complementary segments at the 5' ends, allowing circularization. Visit the supplier page for more details, including source, purity and concentration.
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- Generates molecular weight size markers used in gel analysis of nucleic acids; nucleotide sequence has been determined
- 48.5 Kbp
- Created by digesting lambda DNA to completion with EcoRI and HindIII to generate 13 fragments of 125-21,226bp
- 125 - 21226 bp
- Generated by digesting lambda DNA to completion with EcoRI, resulting in six DNA fragments of 3,530-21,226bp
- 3530 - 21226 bp
- Generated by digesting lambda DNA to completion with HindIII, resulting in DNA fragments of 125-23,130bp
- 125 - 23130 bp
- 50-1,000kb; 20 bands. Concatamer of lambda phage DNA. Embedded in dye-colored, 1% agarose string molds in 50mM EDTA at 0...
- 50 - 800 Kbp
- Prestained
- Used as a substrate for restriction enzymes sensitive to DNA methylation
- 48.5 Kbp
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