We routinely use a kit from Roche in our lab: still, you have to take extra
care with RNAse contamination, but the protocol is easy, the kit solutions are
already RNAse free and it takes about 1 hour to get a nice amount of RNA.



On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 11:01:48 -0500, Jayakumar, R wrote
> You might be getting RNAse contamination, which is very difficult to 
> eliminate except if you use dedicated workspace for RNA work.  You 
> should use clean labcoats, workspace that has been wiped down 
> thoroughly with agents such as RNAseOUT or RNASE-BIOHIT or some 
> other regaent that can remove RNAses.  Also, you need to wipe down 
> everything including gloves, pipettemans and use RNAse free tips and 
> tubes, RNASE free water and other reagents.  The 70% ethanol that 
> you prepare must be prepared with RNAse free water.  Anything that 
> comes into contact with the RNA prep or yourselves SHOULD BE RNAse 
> free.  IT takes some practice but eventually you will get the hang 
> of it.  I routinely get >2.00 pure RNA preps with TRIZOL. Jay
> 
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> [email protected]] On Behalf Of poonam gupta Sent: Monday, 
> January 17, 2011 12:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: 
> Request
> 
> Respected sir
> 
> As i am also using trizol reagent for RNA isolation and mRNA 
> purification in my plant tissue and its gave good result but there 
> are some problems i am facing that the RNA band are not so much 
> clear and its gave some time contamination. i  am using1mg plant 
> tissue for RNA isolation in 1 ml. please guide me. hope for a 
> positive reply
> 
> Thanking you
> 
> -- 
> Poonam Gupta
> Research Scholor
> Biochemistry & Molecular Biology lab
> Deptt. of Bioscience & Biotechnology
> Banasthali University
> Banasthali (Rajasthan)
> 304022
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