[Cnidaria] Genomic DNA

[hassel at staff.uni-marburg.de]

Hi, I asked  Nicole Rebscher to send you a method we use for spider legs. 
it might work as well for medusae and is appropriate for small tissue 
samples (one spider leg). We did not test it on Hydra or medusae, 
however,  where supply is never short, but since it is simple and 
does not cost much, you might want to try. Let me know if you 
are successful. .
Monika

On 22 Sep 2007 at 16:24, GRISELDA ÁVILA SORIA wrote:

> 
> Hello Cnidarians.
> 
> I am looking for  a reliable method to isolate genomic DNA from not many and tiny medusas.
> 
> Would anyone be willing to share a nice-quick protocol  or (in your experience) a commercial kit´s name that best suit for genomic isolation in jellies.   
> 
> Any help would be appreciated
> 
> Thanks a bunch!
> 
> Gris.
> 
> G. Ávila-Soria
> Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
> School of Pharmacy and Molecular Sciences
> James Cook University. Douglas 
> Townsville. QLD 4811 Australia.
> Phone (07) 4781 5395
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