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Experiments Electrophoresis<br />
9982-1005939<br />
Diagnosing Gene Defects<br />
Examine the genetic mutation responsible for sickle cell anaemia. Your<br />
students will use agarose gel electrophoresis to study sickle cell anaemia –<br />
a painful and ultimately fatal condition resulting from a genetic mutation<br />
which alters the body’s haemoglobin. They’ll search for changes in a nonhuman<br />
DNA sample to diagnose sickle cell anaemia. In the process, they’ll<br />
learn about genes and how genetic mutations can cause disease.<br />
Scope of delivery:<br />
4 DNA samples (mother’s DNA, father’s DNA, daughter’s DNA, unborn<br />
child’s DNA), each 150 ml, 2 TBE Buffer concentrate (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt<br />
and bast agarose gel (400 ml) 0.8%, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate<br />
(100 ml) 10X, 1 staining tray, description.<br />
30x22x10 cm, 1.5 kg<br />
& D/E<br />
9982-1005937<br />
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9982-1005935<br />
Simulating DNA Paternity Testing<br />
Use agarose gel electrophoresis to test family ties. Simulate how DNA fingerprinting<br />
can be used to identify the genetic relationship between child<br />
and an alleged father. Your class will use the results of an electrophoresis<br />
of non-human DNA, their knowledge of human inheritance and their scientific<br />
problem solving skills to solve a scenario-based paternity case and determine<br />
the identify of a child’s father.<br />
Scope of delivery:<br />
3 DNA samples (mother’s DNA, alleged father’s DNA, child’s DNA) each<br />
150 ml, 2 TBE buffer concentrate (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt and cast agarose gel<br />
(400 ml) 0.8%, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate (100 ml) 10X, 1 staining<br />
tray, description.<br />
30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg<br />
& D/E/S<br />
9982-1005939<br />
9982-1005937<br />
Genetic Diagnosis of Cancer<br />
Your students will learn how revolutionary breakthroughs in gene technology<br />
can be used to not only detect cancer but predict its occurrence based<br />
upon hereditary traits. They’ll use the electrophoresis results of non-human<br />
DNA samples to simulate this procedure. In the process, they’ll detect<br />
a specific cancer and study the hereditary tendencies of the condition.<br />
Scope of delivery:<br />
DNA samples (Mary’s DNA, Samantha’s DNA, Fran’s DNA, normal control<br />
DNA) each 150 ml, 2 TBE Buffer concentrates (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt and cast<br />
agarose gel 0.8% (400 ml, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate (100 ml)<br />
10X,1 staining tray, description.<br />
30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg<br />
& D/E<br />
9982-1005935<br />
ATTENTION:<br />
This experiment requires an<br />
electrophoresis chamber and<br />
a suitable power supply.<br />
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