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Calculation of percent yield
weigh the dried isolated DNA from day 1
calculate the percent yield using the formula
Hydrolysis
Divide the DNA sample collected for part B and C of the experiment
Place the isolated DNA dedicated for part B into a test tube and add 20 drops of 6M sulfuric acid
Label the test tube “B1” and cover with aluminum foil
Heat the test tubes in a boiling water bath for one (1) hour with occasional shaking
Cool the misture at room temperature and add 2ml of distiilled water. This will serve as your blank
Record Observations of the characteristic of the DNA sample (test tube B1) and the blank (test tube B2) at the “Hydrolysis” row of your data sheet
To both test tubes, add 2ml of dische reagent
Heat the tubes for 10 minutes in boiling water bath
Cool the solutions and note your observations at the “dische reaction" row of your data sheet
Dische reaction (without hydrolysis)
Prepare 3 clean and dry test tubes and label them test tube C1, test tube C2, and test tube C3
Suspend the previously set aside DNA set in 3ml distiled water and mix using a vortex mixer. This will serve as your DNA solution
For every test tube, add the following samples:
C1 - 2ml DNA solution
C2 - 1ml DNA solution + 1ml distilled water
C3 - 2ml distilled water (blank)
Add 2ml of dische reagent to each test tube and mix thoroughly
Place all test tubes in a boiling water for 10 minutes. Cool th solutions and note your observation
Evaluate your results by using the statements below as reference
clear tube - no nucleic acids
blue color - presence of DNA
greenish color - presence of RNA
Clear tube
indicates no nucleic acids
Blue color
indicates the presence of DNA
Greenish color
indicates the presence of RNA
All waste
disposal container: organic waste bottle