Agarose Gel Electrophoresis: Difference between revisions
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== Protocol == | == Protocol == | ||
-Place the hardened gel into the electrophoresis tank with the wells closest to the negative end | |||
-Add enough buffer to cover the gel until the wells are covered | |||
-Load 10 microliters of a 1 kb sample into the first well as a marker using a micropipette | |||
-Mix 10 microliters of the DNA you want to run with .1 microliters of loading dye | |||
-Load the mixture into the second well using a micropipette | |||
-Repeat the above two steps for as many samples as you have | |||
-Attach the nodes from the power supply to the electrophoresis tank | |||
-Set the voltage to the desired level (1-10 V/cm of gel) | |||
-Turn on the power | |||
-When the blue dye from the loading buffer has travelled far enough to allow separation of the DNA fragments, turn off the power | |||
-Use a UV light source to observe the bands | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
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Purpose
This protocol is used to purify strands of DNA
Materials Needed
Protocol
-Place the hardened gel into the electrophoresis tank with the wells closest to the negative end
-Add enough buffer to cover the gel until the wells are covered
-Load 10 microliters of a 1 kb sample into the first well as a marker using a micropipette
-Mix 10 microliters of the DNA you want to run with .1 microliters of loading dye
-Load the mixture into the second well using a micropipette
-Repeat the above two steps for as many samples as you have
-Attach the nodes from the power supply to the electrophoresis tank
-Set the voltage to the desired level (1-10 V/cm of gel)
-Turn on the power
-When the blue dye from the loading buffer has travelled far enough to allow separation of the DNA fragments, turn off the power
-Use a UV light source to observe the bands
Notes
Papers where this or a similar method has been used
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