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In which solution purified DNA should be soluted in order to use it for electroporation?

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In which solution purified DNA should be soluted in order to use it for electroporation?

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DNA should be soluted in very pure water. Compared with TE buffer, the results using aqueous solutions of DNA are substantially better. Especially EDTA, even in µmol concentrations, is strongly toxic as a complexing agent in the cell. Both electroporation buffers from Eppendorf can also be used to dissolve DNA, however these buffers should not be used for the elution of DNA in nucleic acid purifying kits.

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