Experiment DNA extraction

 DNA

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 DNA

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  1. 21(n) x 10 (decaploid) = 210 chromosomes
  2. Extraction = separation method in which one or more components are extracted from a mixture using a solvent
  3. Nucleus (also mitochondria and chloroplasts)
  4. Cell wall/cell membrane and nuclear membrane


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6. Phosphates are hydrophilic, the two fatty acid tails are hydrophobic
7. Liquid soap
8. (not a question)
9. Histones are proteins made out of amino-acids
10. The liquid

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DNA extraction
We will work in the lab so
we follow lab rules! 



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fu

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rules - lab experiments
  • zero-tolerance : misbehave ==> 201
  • Wear your safety equipment (glasses/coat/hair tied back)
  • NO phones
  • NO eating or drinking
  • NO running , pushing, throwing or yelling
  • DON'T touch materials you don't need
  • Respect each other and the materials!!! 
  •  Question? Ask TOA or teacher

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What will we do?
  1. Prepare the extraction solution water + soap + salt
  2. To extract: separate the DNA from the strawberry cells
  3. Precipitate ("neerslaan"): cause (a substance) to be deposited in solid form from a solution
  4. Clean up!!!

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What will we do? Tips!
- Add the soap to the beaker!!


Remember the names? 
Soap

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Let's get to work! 
Bring:
pen/pencil


Good luck! 

You only have 30 minutes!!! 

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Follow up DNA extraction 
What did we do?

Why did we add salt? 
Why did we add soap/detergent? 

Why did we add alcohol?

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Salt: Using salt helps eliminate the histones, proteins around which DNA is wrapped.
Soap/detergent: The detergent destroys the membrane of the cell and the nucleus, allowing the DNA to come out
Alcohol: adding an ice-cold alcohol knocks DNA out of solution. This is because DNA is less soluble in an alcohol than in water.
Any questions?
Chapter Cells? 
ChapterDNA ? 

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