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Ice-Cold Ethanol
The main reacting reagent used for the isolation of DNA from onion is the 2x volume __________
Cloudy White Layer
After adding 2x volume ice-cold ethanol to the onion, the first result to form is the ___________ at the boundary between the aqueous layer and the ethanol
Thin Threads or Clumps
After adding 2x volume ice-cold ethanol to the onion, the second result to form is the __________, which appears and start to float upward into the ethanol phase
Whitish to Translucent, Jelly-Like with Precipitate
After adding 2x volume ice-cold ethanol to the onion and placing it in the watch glass, the isolated DNA will appear as __________
Lysis of Onion Cells
The mincing and mashing that physically break the cell walls and membranes to expose the cells to the homogenizing solution is a property of the principle __________
Lysis Buffer
In standard onion-DNA protocols, the _______ (HS) contains Detergent and Salt
Detergent
The _______ dissolves membrane phospholipids and proteins, which causes the cells and nuclei to lyse and release DNA
Salt (NaCl or Similar)
The _________ shields the negatively charged phosphate groups on DNA, which helps keep proteins dissolved and later promotes DNA Precipitation
Role of Warming (50Cº)
The __________ helps the detergent act more effectively in disrupting membranes and denaturing proteins
50-60º
At _________, many DNases (enzymes that cut DNA) begin to lose activity, allowing the DNA itself to remain stable for short exposures
Enzymatic Degradation
The heating under the principle of Role of Warming helps protect the DNA from _________, which is a biological process where enzymes catalyze the breakdown of complex substances, such as polymers, pollutants, and other organic materials, into smaller, less harmful molecules.
Cooling in an Ice Bath
The rapid _________ prevents overheating and further DNA damage
Precipitation
The cooling of DNA slows residual enzyme activity and prepares the sample for ________ by stabilizing the DNA in solution
Filtration Through Cotton
The __________ is the principle for removing the large cellulose cell-wall fragments and tissue debris, which consist of the filtrate such as soluble DNA, proteins, and other cell components in the HS
True
DNA is highly polar and soluble in water, but insoluble in cold ethanol, especially when salt is present
True or False
Dielectric Constant
The principle of Precipitation with 2x Volume of Ice-Cold 95% Ethanol lowers the _________ of the solution, and together with salt, neutralizes charge repulsion between DNA strands
Ice-Cold Ethanol
In _________, Nucleic Acids form visible, white, stringy filaments, which rises to the ethanol layer and can be spooled onto a glass rod