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  • single 18S pick

    Good day.

    I am analyzing plant small stem cross section for further Laser microdissection studies. Till now, all the samples shows a complete degradation of the RNA but i got a sample where i get a big 18Spick but no 28S. Does any one have encounter this kind of result?
    Thank you so much

  • #2
    Are you sure it is degradation? High salt buffer or sometimes organic contamination can make larger RNA bands insoluble so that they don't appear on a gel or bioanalyzer.

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    • #3
      Thank you so much for your reply. I am thinking in degradation because all my other samples came out as completely degraded using the same protocol. My hope is that is not degraded and something else occurred. i have added the graph.
      Again, thank you so much for your help.
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      • #4
        Hmm... that 18S peak looks a bit suspicious. Usually, such a sharp drop off on one side occurs when something went wrong with the run. How does the peak size compare to other samples?

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        • #5
          on other samples, the picks are very low. there is no comparison but i can send a graph or two. I will repeat the sample and see if that strange pick happens again.
          this conversation has been a really helpful.
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