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Why are the bands stuck in the wells during agarose gel electrophoresis

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Question: Why are the bands stuck in the wells during agarose gel electrophoresis? What could be the probable reasons for no amplification? I am trying to amplify a gene by colony PCR. Everytime I observe that the bands are stuck within the wells. Is my gene of interest really amplified or do I need to change the agarose gel concentration to visualize the bands? Answer: To address bands sticking in the wells, you can try the following troubleshooting steps: - Ensure proper loading buffer concentration and volume. - Verify the quality and purity of the DNA samples. - Optimize the agarose gel concentration for the expected DNA fragment size. - Run the gel at the recommended voltage and time. - Check for any irregularities or damage in the gel before use. - By addressing these factors, you can improve the migration of DNA bands and minimize the issue of bands getting stuck in the wells during agarose gel electrophoresis. #dna #gelelectrophoresis #genetics #pcr #biology

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