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Agarose gel electrophoresis and subsequent purification of DNA bands from the agarose gel is a widely used molecular biological method. There are different methods to achieve this goal, however they have different advantages and disadvantages. One major problem is the presence of different contaminants in the final sample. We developed a method which is effective in removal of the agarose contaminants.
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