106 - Principles of DNA Sequencing

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Principles of DNA Sequencing 106

DNA sequencing is used to determine the primary structure of DNA. This experiment is a dry lab that explains DNA sequencing and analysis. Actual autoradiograms from DNA sequencing experiments are provided for identification of mutated nucleotides.

Kit includes: instructions, 6 autoradiograms

You need: white light visualization system

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