I cannot answer that completely, but I can say that we would go back to the process of primer design and try to design a primer that will show results on a gel. We believe our primers may have been degraded or formed dimers, so picking primers that avoid that behavior would be ideal.
Why does nuclear DNA undergo damage from different sources? The Gene Tetco 61 is involved in the process of damage DNA or cell mechanism to repair DNA?
DNA is damaged everyday due to natural causes such as radiation, replication errors, and toxic elements. It is unavoidable and almost every cell will experience DNA damage. Tetco61 is believed to be involved in the DNA repair process, not a DNA damaging agent.
What other primers would you use to repeat your experiment?
I cannot answer that completely, but I can say that we would go back to the process of primer design and try to design a primer that will show results on a gel. We believe our primers may have been degraded or formed dimers, so picking primers that avoid that behavior would be ideal.
Why does nuclear DNA undergo damage from different sources? The Gene Tetco 61 is involved in the process of damage DNA or cell mechanism to repair DNA?
DNA is damaged everyday due to natural causes such as radiation, replication errors, and toxic elements. It is unavoidable and almost every cell will experience DNA damage. Tetco61 is believed to be involved in the DNA repair process, not a DNA damaging agent.