1a)What is the purpose of adding 10mM of Tris-HCL (pH 7.5) during the extraction process? Oa. It breaks down the cell membrane to release the DNA. Ob. It ensures that the DNA that is released from the cell is turned into single stranded format. Oc. It neutralizes the the lysis reaction. Od. It denatures the proteins that were released from the cell.

1a)What is the purpose of adding 10mM of Tris-HCL (pH 7.5) during the extraction process? Oa. It breaks down the cell membrane to release the DNA. Ob. It ensures that the DNA that is released from the cell is turned into single stranded format. Oc. It neutralizes the the lysis reaction. Od. It denatures the proteins that were released from the cell.

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