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titleOfInvention Nucleic acid purification method and apparatus using electrode coated with ion permeable polymer
abstract The present invention relates to a nucleic acid purification method and apparatus, and more specifically, to an electrode coated with an ion permeable polymer and a fluid sample containing a nucleic acid so that the nucleic acid is attached to the electrode, and then the remaining residue is not attached to the electrode. A purification method and apparatus for purifying nucleic acid by removing a fluid material and allowing the nucleic acid attached to the electrode to be infiltrated into a buffer.n n n The purification method according to the present invention comprises the steps of contacting a fluid sample comprising a nucleic acid and an electrode coated with an ion permeable polymer; Applying a voltage to the electrode to attach the nucleic acid of the contacted sample to the electrode; Removing the remaining fluid from the electrode to which the nucleic acid is attached; And treating the electrode from which the remaining fluid is removed with a buffer so that the nucleic acid attached to the electrode is illuminated in the buffer.n n n According to the present invention, since the electrode is used directly, the preparation of the device is extremely easy and the nucleic acid can be purified from the fluid sample containing the nucleic acid extremely easily without using a chaotropic salt or a toxic organic solvent that is harmful to the environment. have.
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