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| + | ==Running DNA from purified gel== | ||
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| + | [[File:igem_pur_gel_270813.jpeg]] | ||
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| + | Lanes are as follows: 1kb ladder, samples 1+2, samples 3+4, 1kb ladder | ||
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| + | ==Sent samples for sequencing== | ||
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| + | SEnt sample to PNACL to be sequenced | ||
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| + | ==First trial of polystyrene combustion with DNA== | ||
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| + | *Tested with DNA covered strips and non DNA covered strips | ||
| + | *Tested with 1, 2, 3, 6 strips at a time. | ||
| + | *Burned with bunsen burner against a ruler to measure rate | ||
| + | *+DNA burned with yellow flame, black smoke and left carbon residue | ||
| + | *-DNA appeared to melt with into the more compact form of polystyrene and flame did not catch | ||
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| + | *Experiment is being redesigned to improve it as results were not as expected | ||
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| + | [[File:SANYO089.jpeg|800x600px]] | ||
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| + | Shown here, the remains of the polystyrene strips. The +DNA strip is charred and the -DNA strip is melted and only a bit black | ||
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Running DNA from purified gel
Lanes are as follows: 1kb ladder, samples 1+2, samples 3+4, 1kb ladder
Sent samples for sequencing
SEnt sample to PNACL to be sequenced
First trial of polystyrene combustion with DNA
- Tested with DNA covered strips and non DNA covered strips
- Tested with 1, 2, 3, 6 strips at a time.
- Burned with bunsen burner against a ruler to measure rate
- +DNA burned with yellow flame, black smoke and left carbon residue
- -DNA appeared to melt with into the more compact form of polystyrene and flame did not catch
- Experiment is being redesigned to improve it as results were not as expected
Shown here, the remains of the polystyrene strips. The +DNA strip is charred and the -DNA strip is melted and only a bit black
