GelRed™ vs GelGreen™: Choosing the Right DNA Gel Stain for Clear Results*
GelRed™ and GelGreen™ are both DNA gel stains designed as safer alternatives to ethidium bromide, with no detectable mutagenicity at concentrations used for DNA gel...
Dna electrophoresis
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5 Ways to Get Better GelRed Results*
To get the best results when using GelRedTM, perform post-staining, avoid adding GelRedTM in the running buffer, and adjust your dye concentration. Along with these,...
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Agarose LE vs. Agarose – What’s the Difference?
The difference between agarose LE and a standard agarose is the level of electroendosmosis (EEO). Agarose LE stands for low electroendosmosis, making it well suited...
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Choosing Between TAE buffer and TBE Buffer for Agarose Gel Electrophoresis
The main difference between TBE and TAE, chemically, has to do with composition. TBE includes Tris, boric acid and EDTA. TAE includes Tris base, glacial...
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Agarose Gel FAQs
This article goes through several frequently asked questions that come up for Agarose LE
