Cost Effective DNA Purification?

[Cory Geesaman]

Does anyone know offhand the most cost effective methods for extracting DNA of a target species?  For starting materials of either blood or scales (from reptiles).

[Nathan McCorkle]

Samples are free, ~$130/50 extractions after that:
http://www.mobio.com/samples/

On Dec 23, 2014 10:41 PM, "Cory Geesaman" <co...@geesaman.com> wrote:

Does anyone know offhand the most cost effective methods for extracting DNA of a target species?  For starting materials of either blood or scales (from reptiles).

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[SC]

What is the intended use for the DNA?  Most downstream applications work fine with a home-brew proteinase/RNAse treatment from tissue samples.  For direct sequencing it should be a little cleaner, but for PCR or cloning it would be fine.