Exploring Electrophoresis


Exploring Restriction Analysis and Electrophoresis of DNA Kit Intermediate—Easy to perform; requires some background knowledge.


Students set up their own restriction digests of lambda DNA with BamHI, EcoRI, and HindIII using Instant DNA and Instant Enzymes. They then separate the resulting DNA fragments by electrophoresis. Gels can be run in 31


/2 hours using three 9-V batteries or overnight with 1 battery.


The Demonstration Kit contains instructions and 1 set of apparatus with materials for 2 separate experiments. The Classroom Kit contains instructions and 5 sets of apparatus (with 4-well comb) with materials for 10 separate experiments. The Replacement Kit contains enough of the following for 10 experiments: Agarose Powder and TBE Buffer


Pipet Tips Lambda DNA and Restriction Enzymes


Note: Distilled or deionized water, batteries, and a 37° schools and businesses.


211008 Demonstration Kit Each 211010 Classroom Kit 211011 Replacement Kit


Each Each


Room Temperature Storage DNA


Kits displaying this icon include DNA formulated to be stable at room temperature for a limited period of time. RTS DNA saves you money since the kit does not include heavy ice packs or require overnight shipping. If you plan on using the RTS DNA in less than 6 weeks, you can store it at room temperature. However, for storage longer than 6 weeks, RTS DNA should be refrigerated or frozen.


Room


Temp. DNA Storage


From 211008 Exploring Restriction Analysis and Electrophoresis of DNA Demonstration Kit


Exploring Electrophoresis Series Accessories Carolina™


213674 Each C water bath are needed but not included. Sold only to


Carbon-Fiber Electrodes CarolinaBLU™


DNA Stain


Electrophoresis Power Supply Designed for use with the Exploring Electrophoresis Series


A low-voltage power supply designed to run low-voltage applications. Two-channel design allows for running 2 gel boxes simultaneously. Five voltage settings from 10 to 60 V in 10-V increments.


Exploring Electrophoresis Series Replacement Parts


211022 Pipetting Devices (five 1-mL syringes with 150 tips) Per set


211015 Replacement Gel Chamber (for the Explor- ing Electrophoresis Series; comb, leads, and carbon-fiber electrodes not included) Each


211022 Pipetting Devices Triple-Row Comb


This unique comb is designed for making your own practice pipetting station plates (petri plate and agar not included).


213626 Each 213626 Triple-Row Comb 18 carolina.com


211026 Replacement Gel Chamber Assembly (includes chamber, 4- and 6-well combs, 1 pair of electrical leads, and a 10 × 10-cm sheet of replacement carbon filter) Per set


Energizer®


211026 Replacement Gel Chamber Assembly High-energy, long-lasting Energizer®


756315 AAA Battery Each 756316 AA Battery 756317 D Battery


Each Each


756318 9-V Battery Each


Industrial Alkaline Batteries alkaline batteries.


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