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    as the plants synthesize active GA1. If the plants are not responsive to GA, mutations could be found in the receptor or in other genes, and we will see no change in height. Secondly, we are testing whether the le* mutant will have a change in the DNA sequence of the Le gene after applying GA. Through PCR (polymerase chain reaction) and gel

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    the Texas and it plays the important part in ecosystem. There are many different species of gopher in Texas and geographic barriers, preferences for different soil types, or other reason separates them. Paul Hebert at university of Guelph introduced DNA barcoding in 2003; scientists from around the globe have initiated an international barcode of life project that aims to establish a barcode for every species on earth to enhance the conservation of biodiversity. For almost all animal groups including

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    genetically modified organisms by determining the presence of 35s, the GMO biomarker (Hardegger et al., 1999). PCR amplifies specific segments of DNA, producing millions of copies of a specific DNA sequence. PCR uses thermal cycling, which causes enzymatic replication of the selected DNA sequence (Bartlett, 2003). The 35s promoter is used to amplify the sequence of DNA that is present in GMO. This particular gene region is approximately 162 base pairs and the 35s promoter cannot amplify any other sequence

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    Maintaining National DNA Databases: Struggle between Necessity and Ethic SNEHA SINGH1 1Advocate, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Email – ssnehassingh1989@gmail.com 1. INTRODUCTION DNA is an acronym, which stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. Every cell in an individual’s body, with the exception of red blood cells and eggs or sperm, contains the full genetic program for that individual in its DNA. The human genome, which consists of about 3 billion base pairs, harbours genetically relevant

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    Non-GMO Water Lab Report

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    With the sample wells near the cathode of the electrophoresis chamber, a potential difference of 100 volts was applied across the gel. The chamber was covered with aluminum foil to protect the SYBR SafeTM dye from light. Once the Orange G reached about 80% across the gel, the electrophoresis was stopped and the gel was carefully removed. In order to visualize the results of the PCR and electrophoresis, an image of the gel was taken under ultraviolet light. The resulting bands of the control samples

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    Who Hit Reveille?

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    Maroon Flash Sample # 3 Sample # 1 The evidence of the test results weighed heavily on Maroon Flash. After conducting the first forensic testing, the DNA samples both matched evidence from Maroon Flash’s possessions. Reveille’s DNA was found on Maroon Flash’s shirt, and Reveille’s fur matched Maroon Flash’s DNA. The following piece of evidence would lead to the next step in revealing the culprit. Initially, the owner of the book was unknown. After testing the fingerprints, one

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    Brussels Sprouts

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    Which one are you? To answer this question we went straight to the lab. The goal of the first step of the experiment is to isolate DNA from a cheek cell. To collect DNA from the cheek, the inside of the

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    Southern Blotting

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    detecting a specific deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequence in DNA samples and identifying the size of the restriction fragment that contains the sequence. Southern blots have been used to prepare restriction maps of complex genomes as well as looking at the distribution of a gene across a species. In Southern blotting DNA is extracted, purified, and cut into fragments with restriction enzymes. The DNA fragments are separated by size using gel electrophoresis. The DNA is transferred from the gel to a nitrocellulose

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    other science – opposites attract. DNA molecules contain phosphate groups that create a negative charge [1]. An electric field across the agarose gel will cause the DNA fragments to migrate to the positive side, allowing visualization of the positions and intensities of various bands [1]. Methods In order to properly determine the sizes (kilobase pairs) and concentrations (ng/ul) of two unknown DNA samples, several laboratory techniques were performed. Each unknown DNA sample was diluted with 6x buffer

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    The genome sequencing project of any species would not be possible without modern sequencing technologies and the methods described in this thesis, transcriptome and genome resources for whitefly can be rapidly developed which enable exciting research. Methods and results described in this thesis are just examples for any genome project, and would suit best to any arthropod that contain bacterial endosymbiont. This concluding chapter summarizes the previous chapters and also outlines the possible

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