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- Gel Electrophoresis Background and Protocol: Gel electrophoresis is a laboratory technique that separates molecules by size using an electric current. The test has a positive and negative side. Do you believe DNA should be loaded on the positive (red) side or the negative (black) side? Please explain why using scientific reasoning. Will larger DNA bands be closer or farther away from the well where you administered samples? Why?DNA EXTRACTION Why do scientists isolate DNA? From what part of the subject’s body were cells collected? Give the specific purpose of each experimental step: Lysis solution & heat: Salt & centrifugation: After centrifuging, where in the tube is the DNA? What is the purpose of adding alcohol?DNA Cheek Cells Lab Identify the component of the solution which is the extracted DNA
- True or False. During gel electrophoresis, small DNA fragments are found towards the top of the gel True FalseMake your DNA extraction buffer. Add 2 teaspoons of detergent, 1 teaspoon of salt, and ½ cup of water to one of the plastic cups. Stir well. 4 Open the bag of fruit and add 2 teaspoons of your DNA extraction buffer. What are cell membranes made of? Which parts are hydrophobic and which are hydrophilic? What does soap do to cell membranes? Why would this be helpful in extracting DNA? What function does the salt perform in the solution?DNa Mapping using Restriction enzymes lab: We will be aliquoting and delivering 5 μl of enzyme to each of the experimental tubes. What would happen if you underloaded the enzyme? i.e. you only delivered 3 or 4 μl ? What would see in your gel results?
- Gel Electrophoresis is used often in forensics. Look at the following gel to the left. From the evidence DNA, which individual matches the DNA evidence left at the crime scene?DNA EXTRACTION Materials: knife 1 cup of fruit Table salt clean piece of cloth or strainer for filtering resealable bag dishwashing liquid 70% rubbing alcohol (chilled) shot glass (or any transparent and narrow container resembling a test tube) How to do the extraction: Before you begin, make sure you have chilled your alcohol in the freezer for at least 3 hours. Room temperature alcohol will not work nearly as well as cold alcohol. Place about 50 mL of alcohol in the freezer to chill it and take it out only when you’re going to need it. (The alcohol will not actually freeze.) 1. The first thing you will need is a sample. Since DNA is found in all living…helping tags: biochemistry, agarose gel electrophoresis, genomic DNA isolation, gel electrophoresis Please explain your answer thoroughly. Thanks will upvote.
- show the findings (DNA extraction-gel band; NO/YES) and briefly explain the interpretation of the results1. Based on the result of spectrophotometry, what can you say about the quantity and purity of your DNA samples? Why did you get such results? 2. Explain the principle involved in the use of 260/280 absorbance ratio for determining the purity of a given DNA sampleDNA Extraction Using household materials Wash the fruit. Place the fruit (e.g. banana) in a zip lock plastic bag and crush it with your fist. Add the one half teaspoon of salt and one tablespoon of dishwashing liquid to the mashed fruit mixture in the bag, zip it up and squeeze it in your hands for 1 minute. Place the strainer over the small glass. Pour the mixture into the strainer. Filter the mixture into the glass. Slowly pour ice cold rubbing alcohol into the glass, until it is about half full. Let it stand until the alcohol will form a separate layer on top of the fruit filtrate. Keep the glass still at eye level; do not shake it. Watch what happens. DNA will begin to appear where t 9. Carefully Scoop out the DNA with the straightened end of the paper clip. Touch the DNA. he alcohol and filtrate layer meet Briefly answer the following questions A. Describe two reasons for DNA isolation B. In step 2, the lysis solution you added to your Eppendorf tube and placed in the warm…