Question 1: Describe 2 approaches that you can use to determine that you have successfully PCR amplified Sonic Hedgehog.
1. Gel electrophoresis. - After PCR amplification Gel electrophoresis is the easiest way to confirm the PCR products through molecular weight. Run the PCR products in the gel shows the based on molecular weight of Sonic Hedgehog gene it will stop at the same range and confirm it successfully amplified the Sonic Hedgehog gene.
2. DNA probe hybridization - It is more sequence specificity and tells the amplified product is the Sonic Hedgehog gene or not.
Question 1: Describe 2 approaches that you can use to determine that you have successfully PCR...
D. After you run your PCR reaction, what next steps would you perform to determine that the PCR amplified the region of interest? E. After your procedures in step D above, you decide to measure the concentration of DNA in your PCR product. Briefly explain how you would do this given the tools we have available. What values would you expect to confirm that you have a good DNA concentration and purity? F. Write and briefly describe a program you...
rate for answering questions compeletly. You plan to use a PCR based assay to determine whether 3 mosquitoes that you have collected are infected with West Nile virus. You have available to you three different virus-specific primers. The primers recognize sequences at the following nucleotide positions on the viral genome: primer 1: 155-176 primer 2: 745-720 primer 3: 926-905 The 5' and 3' ends of the genome are indicated on the long line The first nucleotide at the 5' end...
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Lab 1 - PCR Pre-lab discussion. Discuss the following among your table prior to beginning the lab. 1. Describe the overall goal of the polymerase chain reaction. 2. List the components that are required for a PCR reaction. 3. A special DNA polymerase called Taq is used in PCR. What is unique about this enzyme and why is it used in the PCR reaction? 4. We will be using genomic DNA as our template DNA in this PCR reaction. How...
Identification of unknown Bacteria by sequencing rDNA Having a little trouble understanding the PCR process. This is a lab we did and some homework questions regarding the sequencing rDNA to find unknown bacteria. I hope by answering these I can have better understanding of the process. The more descriptive the better. Thank you! 2. A. List the reagents used in preparing master mix for PCR and write one sentence about why each one was necessary. B. Now that you have...
You want to use PCR to amplify the entire DNA shown in the figure below. Of the listed primers, choose the pair that will allow you to amplify this stretch of DNA by PCR. (9 points total) DNA to be amplified 5’-CGATTCGAGCCATTCGAACTCGATCAGCCGATTCGATCAACCTTGGACAGTCAG-3’ 3’-GCTAAGCTCGGTAAGCTTGAGCTAGTCGGCTAAGCTAGTTGGAACCTGTCAGTC-5’ Primers: (1) 5’-GCTAAGCTCGGTA-3’ (5) 5’-CTTGGACAGTCAG-3’ (2) 5’-GAACCTGTCAGTC-3’ (6) 5’-CGATTCGAGCCAT-3’ (3) 5’-CTGACTGTCCAAG-3’ (7) 5’-ATGGCTCGAATCG-3’ (4) 5’-GACTGACAGGTTC-3’ (8) 5’-TACCGAGCTTAGC-3’ Answer: I will need primer number _____ and primer number _____
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help please Question 31 (1 point) Saved For the most fundamental form of PCR, what do you need: 1) DNA of interest 2) 15-30 base pairs of known sequence flanking the DNA to be amplified 3) A vector 4) Some way to change the temperature of the reaction 1, 3, and 4 O 1,2,3, and 4 1,2, and 4 1,2, and 3
help with these questions Question 14 1 pts Whiskers (precursor to hair) is thought to have evolved first as a sensory organ in which animal listed below? Thrinaxodon Tiktaalik Tritheledont Ichthyostega Gorgonopsids Question 13 1 pts A bead coated with Sonic Hedgehog was sufficient to cause a shark embryo to develop a second mirror image fin bud next to the location of the bead. O FALSE TRUE
You decide to use PCR to determine if your genotype for the PTC tasting gene TAS2R38. You then decide to also determine genotype for another gene called PER3. What PCR "ingredient" would be different in these two tests? Select one: a. Template gDNA b. dNTPS (nucleotides) c. Taq DNA polymerase d. Primers