PCR amplification of the full coding region from human TFR mRNA

PCR amplification of the full coding region from human TFR mRNA. PCR-amplified QUICK-Clone Human Heart cDNA (Cat. # 637213) was digested with restriction enzymes to verify amplification of the complete coding region of the human TFR gene. Lane 1: no restriction enzyme. Lane 2: Hind III. Lane 3: Hpa I. Lane M1: λ/Hind III DNA size marker. Lane M2: ΦX174/Hae III DNA size marker.

QUICK-Clone II Human Universal cDNA is an optimized mixture of over 30 QUICK-Clone cDNAs from normal human tissues

QUICK-Clone II Human Universal cDNA is an optimized mixture of over 30 QUICK-Clone cDNAs from normal human tissues. (The exact number may vary based on tissue availability.) It has been specially formulated for the amplification of full-length cDNAs representing the majority of human genes.

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