Sometime my Sanger sequencing is longer than the amplicon seen on the gel. Have you meet the problem? What can cause this?
Could you post a copy of your chromatogram?
When I've seen this issue in the past, it's usually when the signal-to-noise ratio is low, and the base calling software erroneously makes base calls off of elevated background noise. Any chance you have a contaminant migrating with your sample?
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