Automated Nucleic Acid Isolation and Purification from Soil Extracts Using Renewable Affinity Microcolumns in a Sequential Injection System

August 9, 1999

Journal Article

Automated Nucleic Acid Isolation and Purification from Soil Extracts Using Renewable Affinity Microcolumns in a Sequential Injection System

Abstract

Presents the first report of automated nucleic acid purification from an environmental sample using sequential injection fluidic systems and renewable microcolumn technology, and provides an excellent platform from which to optimize and accelerate the development of an integrated microbial/nucleic acid detector.

Revised: June 28, 2001 | Published: August 9, 1999

Citation

Chandler D.P., B.L. Schuck, F.J. Brockman, and C.J. Bruckner-Lea. 1999. Automated Nucleic Acid Isolation and Purification from Soil Extracts Using Renewable Affinity Microcolumns in a Sequential Injection System. Talanta 49, no. 5:969-983. PNNL-SA-30363.