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The study of the molecular processes underlying life.
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Why not use Cu(OH)2 as a dye for protein electrophoresis?
As I know, $Cu(OH)_2$ $+$ Protein $\rightarrow$ Purple. So why not use $Cu(OH)_2$ as dye in protein electrophoresis?
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Realtime PCR plate cleaning
Have anyone used realtime PCR, is that the plate for realtime PCR is one-time using or not ? Otherwise how to clean the plate after reaction to prevent wrong result in next time using ?
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Should I design a primer to detect virus based on NCBI genebank?
When I searched HIV on NCBI gene bank, I found 2 results from 1997: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/?term=HIV. HIV can change every day, so I think the sequence from 1997 is not useful. Is it?
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Preparation of normal DNA polymerase
i don't need Taq polymerase. Just need normal DNA polymerase. So the main idea is preparation polymerase directly from Lactobacillus without using cloned vector. My idea is electrophoresis using agaro …
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Problem on finding sequence of Taq polymerase
As i know, Taq Polymerase can be found in Thermus aquaticus, so i do a search for protein list of Thermus aquaticus and have this : http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/proteins/1724?project_id=55053 . …
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Problem on finding sequence of Taq polymerase
Thank Alan Boyd so much, below is the answer for these protein code mean:
A alanine P proline
B aspartate/asparagine Q glutamine
C cystine R …
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DNA preparation for sequencing
In shotgun sequencing method or some related method that DNA is break up into random fragment. The fragment that have about 3kb in size is inserted into plasmid by enzyme ligase and then plasmid tra …
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Pump to separate protein/DNA instead of electrophoresis?
I know that DNA molecules or proteins can be separated in electrophoresis because the electrical charge is used to pull the DNA through the gel. So instead of using electrical, can I using physical im …
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Can PCR tubes be made of different materials than plastic?
Does it matter if I replace the PCR tube (usually made of plastic) with another material like aluminum, glass, or something similar?
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Some question about materials for PCR
I'm planning to order oligo, polymerase, nucleotide, buffer for my first diy PCR experiment (now I have nothing), so I have some questions.
How and how long I can storage them? I have only a fridge …
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Beginning with centrifuge experiment
This is the first time I do a centrifuge experiment with my own centrifuge machine, it's just simple made by a rotor that can rotate the tube at high speed. As I know a centrifuge machine can be using …
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Finding a easy and cheap method for dyeing dNTP
I want to measure OD to know the concentration of dNTP. Any idea for dyeing dNTP at cheapest price and easiest way ?
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Why not use SDS-PAGE as a method to detect viruses?
Recently, I have been researching about DNA and I know the most popular method for detecting viruses is based on DNA. After learning about proteins, I wonder why we do not detect viruses based on viru …
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Finding a template/oligo combination for my first PCR experiment
I'm an information technology engineer. I love biology so I research biological topics and have an interest in PCR. That's why I have decided to create a PCR machine.
Everything is done now and I wa …
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The role of antibodies interacting with cancer
I'm learning about antibodies. As I understand it, antibodies detect stranger cells/bacterial/viruses by the molecules present in their membranes. In cancer cells, the cancer cell have produce some un …