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2分間氷上でチューブを残します。すべての試薬の追加については、汚染を防止するフィルタチップピペットチップを使用しています。逆転写を行うために、0.33μlを上付き文字III(200 U /μl)を、0.05μlのRNaseインヒビター(40 U /μl)を0.07μlのT4遺伝子32タンパク質を追加します。 50℃50分℃でサーモに反応混合物をインキュベートします。氷上で15分、場所を70°C、酵素を不活性化する。
無料のプライマーを除去するために、0.1μlのエキソヌクレアーゼバッファー(10X)、0.8μlののdH 2 0(分子生物学グレード)、0.1μlのエキソヌクレアーゼを追加するI(20 U /μl)を。で30分間37℃でインキュベートサーモ。 25分間80°Cで反応をインキュベートし、氷上でチューブを配置することによって酵素を不活性化する。
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