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Agarose Gel Simulation with DNASTAR’s GeneQuest Software
28 June 2013

Watch this video tutorial from DNASTAR to learn about the various analytical methods that can be employed when creating an agarose gel simulation using GeneQuest software.

Tags: DNA fragment sizing, DNA, blotting

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