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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Microbiology / July 2005DNA storage
A bit of advice required - if anyone can help. Can DNA be stored long term as a dry pellet? Or, what are the best conditions? > A bit of advice required - if anyone can help. > Can DNA be stored long term as a dry pellet? Or, what are the best > conditions? A dried pellet (lyophilizate) can be done, and some people have even stored these at room temperature for periods of a few years and gotten use out of them. I personally think that a solution made to workable concentration frozen at -70 is the best way. Less hassle, more fun. I get a little bit excited every time I open the -70 because it makes me feel like a mad scientist. Mike McWilliams: > even stored these at room temperature for periods of a few years > and gotten use out of them. A question of demand. > I personally think that a solution made to workable concentration > frozen at -70 is the best way. -80 |
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