Is there a way out to reduce frothing by avoiding SDS (or replacing with something that reduces frothing) in the lysis buffer for whole blood. I am trying to do lysis in a microfluidic channel with heating from the bottom and SDS (1%) causes a lot of frothing that becomes uncontrollable. If I remove SDS, it coagulates, Even 0.5% SDS lead to coagulation.
Avoid SDS in thermal lysis: whole blood?
Started by chandniu, Jan 02 2013 11:43 PM
DNA isolation DNA extraction PCR thermal lysis
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