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ISSN 1524-0215
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Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013September 08, 2013 EDT

A Comparison of DNA Extraction Methods using Petunia hybrida Tissues

Tamari Farshad, Hinkley Craig S., Ramprashad Naderia,
CTABreproductive and nonreproductivePCRagarose gel electrophoresis
https://doi.org/10.7171/jbt.13-2403-001

Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013

Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013
  • A Comparison of DNA Extraction Methods using Petunia hybrida Tissues
    Tamari FarshadHinkley Craig S.Ramprashad Naderia
  • Optimization of Whole-Body Zebrafish Sectioning Methods for Mass Spectrometry Imaging
    Nelson Kimberly A.Daniels Gabrielle J.Fournie John W.Hemmer Michael J.
  • Stereotaxic Device for Optical Imaging of Mice Hind Feet
    Cole RichardHoffman TimothySmith JasonHerron Bruce
  • Optimization of the β-Elimination/Michael Addition Chemistry on Reversed-Phase Supports for Mass Spectrometry Analysis of O-Linked Protein Modifications
    Nika HeinzNieves EdwardHawke David H.Angeletti Ruth Hogue
  • Phosphopeptide Enrichment by Covalent Chromatography after Derivatization of Protein Digests Immobilized on Reversed-Phase Supports
    Nika HeinzNieves EdwardHawke David H.Angeletti Ruth Hogue
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Farshad T, Craig S. H, Naderia R. A Comparison of DNA Extraction Methods using Petunia hybrida Tissues. JBT. 2013;24(3):113-118. doi:10.7171/jbt.13-2403-001
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