DNA Lab Part 2
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Uploaded on Oct 28, 2007
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This video includes step by step instructions for extracting DNA from wheat. This procedure can easily be done at home or school with readily available equipment and supplies.
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beeecraft 3 years ago
I believe that the positive charged Na ions bind to the negatively charged phosphate backbone of the DNA molecule, causing an opening of the secondary (and tertiary) structure. The atoms force open the molecule through steric hindrance, similar as to why all molecules have defined angles and shape. Also, they prevent the binding of positively charged histone proteins that help wind the DNA.
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jmcmovie 5 years ago
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xtaxinyoface 3 years ago
Its the same effect as oil on water
Oil is on top of the water.
DNA is the oil
Water is the alcohol layer
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Nathaniel Gatewood 3 years ago
this is a little late, lol.. But the DNA seperated out because it does no disolve in the alcohol like the other stuff does. It's like oil and water. Oil does not dissolve in water and floats on top.
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pushpendra awadhiya 3 years ago
Such a nice video i ever watched!!
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SAJJJJJAD 3 years ago
AWSUM....!
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dreamy2 3 years ago
Why did the DNA entered the alcohol layer????
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Lynne Pedigo Riday-Reiter 3 years ago
Wonderful!
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Melkor10 3 years ago
DNA can be dissolved, it can be denatured into its constituent thingymagics (phosphate, base, deoxyribose sugar). Denaturation can occur from high temperature, high concentration alkaline solution, high concentration urea and high concentration of formamide
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dreddythedragon 3 years ago
Of course DNA can only be seen with a powerful electron microscope but there is such a massive amount clustered together that it appears as a tissue
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binxbasilisk 3 years ago
Thanks mate~!
5/5
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