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+ | |1. '''Gel Electrophoresis:''' Used this technique to show plasmid DNA sequence. Materials: | ||
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+ | |a. 50 uL of 1% agarose gel | ||
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+ | |b. Buffer TAE | ||
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+ | |c. One gram of 1% agarose per 100 uL of TAE | ||
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+ | |d. Ethidium bromide (intercalating agent) | ||
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+ | |'''Problem encountered:''' electrophoretic gels with 1% agarose had deficient wells | ||
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+ | |'''Solution:''' add 0.5 grams more of agarose to the 100uL of TAE buffer | ||
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+ | [[Image:6.24gel.jpg|700px||center|thumb|Electrophoretic gel run on 6/24]] |
Revision as of 15:40, 27 June 2008
1. Gel Electrophoresis: Used this technique to show plasmid DNA sequence. Materials: |
a. 50 uL of 1% agarose gel |
b. Buffer TAE |
c. One gram of 1% agarose per 100 uL of TAE |
d. Ethidium bromide (intercalating agent) |
Problem encountered: electrophoretic gels with 1% agarose had deficient wells |
Solution: add 0.5 grams more of agarose to the 100uL of TAE buffer |