Consequently, magnetic beads at the farthest point move slower due to the reduced magnetic force, while beads closer to the magnet tend to aggregate more quickly as the vessel diameter increases.

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The versatility of the magnetic bead-based protocols available also enabled CCHRF to assess a number of RNA and protein-isolation procedures. Figure 1. Rodent Tissues.

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