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agarose
[ag′ärōs]
an essentially neutral fraction of agar used as a medium in electrophoresis, particularly for separation of serum proteins, hemoglobin variants, and lipoprotein fractions.

agarose
more highly purified form of agar with similar uses to agar and widely used in the separation of nucleic acid fragments.


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Using reverse transcription-PCR (RT-PCR) to characterize calicivirus in porcine fecal specimens with a primer pair of p289/VN3T20 designed for a 3-kb fragment of the virus, we observed an unexpected band on agarose gel electrophoresis (4).
With allele-typing by agarose gel and sequence mutation screening by dHPLC, we have shown that PfMSP6 allele frequencies vary over time, but intra-allele diversity is limited with few SNPs.
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