Is there any other substance, either radioactive or not, that can be used for plasmid curing? And what other methods?
Acridine orange is also frequently used instead of ethidium bromide, but both are intercalating agents and act in similar fashions.
Apart from intercalating dyes, various antibiotics are also used, such as Coumermycin, Novobiocin, Mitomycin C, Rifampicin, etc. SDS is occasionally used too. You can refer to this classic paper for more insights.
https://academic.oup.com/femsre/article/1/3-4/149/536881
I believe that using these radioactive dyes is a more reliable option due to multidrug resistance.
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