Bio lab review Gel electrophoresis

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Agrose gel electrophoresis technique

A technique used to separate and view fragments of DNA based on molecular size. Not only can demonstrate the presence of DNA but the size as well.

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when DNA fragment is placed in chamber, what else is in there with it?

conductive buffer solution

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Are DNA particles negatively charged or positively?

negative

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Since DNA negative charge what does this mean?

DNA drawn to the positive pole and repelled by negative when placed in electric field. 

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Do smaller or bigger DNA Fragments move easier?

smaller. Overtime smaller ones will travel further than larger ones. 

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Why is the gel stained?

becaused DNA is colourless if unstained only shows the position of the loading dye not DNA fragments. 

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Is the dye positive or negatively charged?

Positive. Therefore bind strongly to DNA fragment.

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what is the most common gel type for separating DNA fragments?

Agarose 

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what will affect the speed that DNA migrates through gel? (3)

DNA size, concentration of gel, voltage

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What is used to cut gel prior to gel electrophoresis? 

Restriction enzymes 

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what does electrophoresis not determine? 

sequence determination of fragment 

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gel electrophoresis seperate DNA by..

size.

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DNA ladder acts as a…

molecular ruler