Northern Blot

[809sweety]

southern blot for DNA, northern blot for RNA

[ckbabyyable]

whats the difference between northern blotting and southern blotting?

[MAlam21689]

northen blot = used for dna that is being transcribed via RNA so therefore u see which specific strand is being multiplied a example would be fragile x syndrome

southern blot = dna based strictly to see the length and its commonly used with VNTR & RFLP... to see how much of a one specific strand you have... & its size... which restriction fragment is associated with what gene ... like ATTAC [palindrome restriction fragment which u can get via restriction endonucleases] is associated on what gene

[MAlam21689]

Northen blot = used with** dna for** rna sorry for the mistake forgot to re-read.

[tdnobita]

What is the difference between this method and Southern Blotting?

[AlmiirA]

@tdnobita In Southern Blotting you use DNA and in Northern Blotting you use RNA :] & in Southern Blotting you must first produce single-strand DNA and in Northern Blotting this is not necessary, since RNA isn't single-stranded :]

[MikeTrance666]

@AlmiirA

Since RNA isn't double-stranded I guess you mean

[AlmiirA]

@MikeTrance666

Truee I mean dubble-stranded, sowry (A)

[75asmaiqbal]

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[minsan553]

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[theinsaneyusuke12345]

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[viboud]

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[ElfaFlak1]

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[vananhdo]

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[mccu1]

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[drmuhammadfarooq]

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[maxepaladino]

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[tankesilla10]

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[CETA1987]

Is Northernblot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ikkarous]

exactly, it should be called northern blot

[1kahuwa3]

isn't this suppose to be northern blotting cause southern blotting deals with DNA instead of mRNA...=]