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Process for isolating nucleic acids
   
Document Number
US Patent 4946952
Issued Date
August 7, 1990
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A process for the isolation of nucleic acids from cell or tissue extracts by precipitating the nucleic acids with a water-soluble ketone, preferably with acetone, optionally in the presence of dimethylformamide or formamide.
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Published
August 7, 1990
Application Number
07/175,885
Filed
April 1, 1988
US Classification
536/25.41   536/127 536/25.42
Int'l Classification
C12N   15/10   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Apr 24, 1987 [CH] 1573
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536/22   536/28   536/29   536/127  
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