BME103:T930 Group 16 l2: Difference between revisions

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2. Label remaining pipettes and tubes to correlate with the samples, and label another tube and pipette for the provided Calf-Thymus (which acts as another positive control.) One pipette should be set aside for the transfer of SYBR Green and another should be labeled for waste.
2. Label remaining pipettes and tubes to correlate with the samples, and label another tube and pipette for the provided Calf-Thymus (which acts as another positive control.) One pipette should be set aside for the transfer of SYBR Green and another should be labeled for waste.


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3. Once everything is labeled, transfer the DNA samples using the specifically labeled pipette (to avoid cross contamination do not use a pipette that has touched a DNA sample to transfer a different sample). The DNA should be released into an eppendorf tube containing 400 mL of buffer. Repeat this procedure for all samples and controls including the Calf Thymus.
 
4. On the rough side of the provided glass slides place two drops of SYBR Green solution with the SYBR green marked pipette over two of the holes in the slide.
 
5. Place two drops of one of your sample (using that samples specifically labeled pipette) on top of the SYBR green.
 
6. Carefully move the slide in place so that the light is on it.
 
7. Place the slide and phone under the black box and take a picture.
 
8. Using the pipette marked for 'waste,' remove the solution from the slide.
 
9. Repeat steps four through 8 for all DNA samples and controls including water.


==Research and Development==
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