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Which lysis buffer did the last successful pulldown use?
Lysed in RIPA with 150 mM NaCl, 30 min on ice.
1 Run 9 notes, page 2
- Run
- 9
- Date
- 28 Feb
- Buffer
- RIPA
- Outcome
- Successful
2 pulldowns.xlsx, row 9
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