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Comparison of three DNA extraction methods from whole blood samples for use in resource-limited settings
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• Three genomic DNA extraction methods were assessed: modified salting-out, simple salting-out, and a commercial silica column kit. • The modified salting-out method produced the highest DNA yield (76.1 ± 31.4 ng/μL). • The simple salting-out method provided the best purity ratios (A260/280 = 1.81; A260/230 = 1.47). • The commercial kit was fastest and most user-friendly, but less cost-effective. • The modified salting-out method represents a reliable, low-cost alternative for routine use in resource-limited laboratories.
Keywords:
DNA extraction
genomic DNA
salting-out method
commercial kit
resource-limited settings
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