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We use Qiagen Tissue Kits for our extractions, and they only require
approximately 25mg of muscle tissue. You may want to use a little more
tissue, if it is a fin clip. Good luck.
Trey
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>Dear listers,
>I will be grateful for any information concerning the minimal damselfish caudal fin tissue size, that can be used for DNA extraction.
>Many thanks!
>Mati
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>Mati Halperin
>PhD student
>George S.Wise Faculty of Life Sciences
>Department of Zoology, Tel-Aviv University
>Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Aviv 69978, Israel
>Tel: 972-3-6409090
>Fax: 972-3-6409403
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