I was done the 2hr restriction digestion of a plasmid but in gel run no fall out came instead a accumulation of something observed at bottom as in image what could be the possible reason
The material at the bottom of the gel could be degraded DNA or it very likely is just tRNA and other stable RNA that are in your plasmid prep.
thankyou for your answers I found it was NFW contamination
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