Which cellular structure must be broken down to release the DNA from an animal cell? Why...
- Which cellular structure must be broken down to release the DNA from an animal cell?
- Why do you need to shake or vortex InstaGene matrix extractions halfway through the 56 C incubation?
- What are the possible genotype at the PV92 Alu locus for any given person?
Homework Answers
DNA is the present inside the nucleus of an animal cell which is present inside the plasma membrane. So in order to release DNA from an animal cell, plasma membrane and nuclear membrane, both are to be broken down.
Vortexing is important for proper mixing of all the solution present in the reaction mixture. It ensures that all the solutions have mixed properly and present homogenously inside the reaction mixture.
The possible genotypes are Alu+Alu+ or Alu+Alu- or Alu-Alu-.
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