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Using of Rnase A à 65°C- Chip_Seq

10-30-2009, 06:41 AM

Dear All,

Many papers about Chip_Seq describe the using of the RNase A at 65°c.
I thought that 65°c was the inactivation temperature of many enzymes
Somebody could explain me how the Rnase A can work at this temperature ?
thanks you
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