Hi all,
Can anyone pls let me know the size of Fusarium chlamydosporum DNA... just a idea atleast
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Posted 30 September 2009 - 11:06 PM
Go to NCBI and search for "Genome project" - "fungi". You will get an overview on the size of sequenced genomes....there are some Fusarium spp among them. Maybe you get a clue there. But remember than fungal genomes are not very stable for some groups (I am no expert on Fusarium).
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Posted 01 October 2009 - 12:17 AM
Go to NCBI and search for "Genome project" - "fungi". You will get an overview on the size of sequenced genomes....there are some Fusarium spp among them. Maybe you get a clue there. But remember than fungal genomes are not very stable for some groups (I am no expert on Fusarium).
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Thank you sooo much... ya i checked in NCBI but F. chla is not there.. actually i got the DNA band little bit above the 3 Kb lane. i just want to confirm it... can you give me any other guidance Pls....
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Posted 01 October 2009 - 12:35 AM
You are talking about 3000bp????? If you want to check the size/quality of you gDNA, it should be larger than 20k on an agarose gel.
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