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Spooling out precipitated DNA is challenging because the DNA strands are often entangled and can be difficult to separate from the surrounding alcohol (usually ethanol or isopropanol) used in the precipitation process. Additionally, the viscosity of the precipitated mass can make it hard to manipulate without breaking the DNA strands. Moreover, if not enough salt is present, the DNA may not aggregate sufficiently to form a cohesive mass that can be spooled effectively.

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