Practice question
Question
TAE buffer commonly used for DNA gel electrophoresis contains which of the following?
Explanation
TAE stands for Tris-acetate-EDTA, buffering system of Tris base, acetic acid for pH, and EDTA chelating divalent cations inhibiting nucleases. It provides adequate conductivity for DNA migration and is preferred for large fragments and subsequent extraction.
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