Gel electrophoresis

• Gel electrophoresis is used to separate and analyze DNA, RNA, or proteins based on size and charge.

Homemade Solution for Gluing Perspex

• One user suggested a DIY glue using perspex and chloroform:
  • "Assuming your apparatus is made from perspex, you can make a glue by dissolving perspex in chloroform."
  • Steps included shaving a random bit of perspex, dissolving it in chloroform, applying it to clean surfaces, and holding the parts together until the chloroform evaporates.

cyanoacrylates Stability and Removal

• cyanoacrylates are stable except when exposed to acetone.
• acetone and acetic acid may react the same way to remove superglue.
• "Anything used to deliberately remove it would be far more concentrated than 1X running buffer, so I wouldn't expect too much of an issue."

Consensus Confirmation

• When asked, "Yes." indicating agreement with a previously stated point.

In conclusion, Gel electrophoresis is a technique for separating molecules based on size and charge. Users provided insights into creating a DIY perspex glue using chloroform, discussed the stability of cyanoacrylates and their susceptibility to acetone, and confirmed an earlier point made.