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• 20.109(F15):Evaluate mutations and site-directed mutagenesis (Day1)
  ...As the old graduate student saying (sarcastically) goes, “A month in the lab might save you a day in the library!” In other words, although the proce ...sis), these nearly-complementary primers will still anneal to the template DNA, but the copies created during the extension phase will contain the mutatio
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• Assignment 8, Part 0: convolution practice
  [[Category:Lab Manuals]] [[Category:DNA Melting Lab]]
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• 20.109(F20):M1D5
  ...elward Laboratory. The CometChip assay is used to assess various types of DNA lesions, including base excisions, abasic sites, strand breaks, and crossli ... the principle that damaged DNA travels more readily compared to undamaged DNA.
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• 20.109(S21):M3D5
  ...rand. Both non-mutagenic and mutagenic amplification require cycles of DNA melting, annealing, and extension. *The melting temperature should exceed 78°C, according to:
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• 20.109(F22):M1D5
  ...elward Laboratory. The CometChip assay is used to assess various types of DNA lesions, including base excisions, abasic sites, strand breaks, and crossli ... the principle that damaged DNA travels more readily compared to undamaged DNA.
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• 20.109(S23):M2D1
  ...nsporter affinity for cations. In order to guide your rational design, the lab today will encourage you to consult resources in the literature and field t ...ent predicted features of the protein and record your observations in your lab notebook. You may also find uniprot [[https://www.uniprot.org/ linked here]
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• 20.109(F23):M1D5
  ...elward Laboratory. The CometChip assay is used to assess various types of DNA lesions, including base excisions, abasic sites, strand breaks, and crossli ... the principle that damaged DNA travels more readily compared to undamaged DNA.
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• 20.109(S24):M2D1
  In previous work from the Belcher lab, the ability of particular amino acid residues to remove cadmium from spike ...at we can recycle captured cadmium into valuable quantum dots. The Belcher lab has found that if the cadmium sulfide precipitates rapidly, it will form am
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• 20.109(S24):Data Summary
  ...w the Title and Abstract workshop slides presented in the BE Communication Lab workshop. *'''''Topic''''': Confirmation of binding using shifts in melting temperature.
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