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I received my oligonucleotide and the tube looks empty, or I have received several oligonucleotides, all of the same scale synthesis, and the amount of sample in each tube looks uneven. Why?

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I received my oligonucleotide and the tube looks empty, or I have received several oligonucleotides, all of the same scale synthesis, and the amount of sample in each tube looks uneven. Why?

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The physical appearance of the dried oligonucleotide can differ due to small variations that normally occur in the drying process. Oligonucleotide appearance in the sample tubes may range from a small, glassy pellet to a relatively large white, fluffy pellet. Most samples have a white fluffy pellet. All sample tubes should be microfuged before opening, to prevent loss of any sample that may have been dispersed in the tube during shipping.

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