Lab Skills and Calculations Flashcards

1
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Calculations for solutions using mass/volume concentration equation.

A

c x v = mass

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2
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Calculation for solutions based on percentage.

A

% as g/ml x volume = mass of solute (g)

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3
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What is the molarity concentration equation?

A

Volume (L) x molarity desired (mol/L) x MW (g/mol) = solute (g)

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4
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What are the four main pipettes?

A

P10, 20, 200 and 1000

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5
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What is the SNP we used and the region it amplifies?

A

SNP785 and 312bp.

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6
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What does the lysis buffer contain and why?

A

Detergent - break cell membrane.
Chelating agent (EDTA) - prevents DNAses from breaking DNA

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7
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What is the desired A260/A280 ratio and what does it indicate if it is less?

A

1.8 - 2.0
Contamination has occurred if less.

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8
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How is DNA concentration calculated?

A

In ng/ul
A260 x 50ng/ul x dilution factor

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9
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What is the specific restriction enzyme and its sequence?

A

FnuH1 - GCNGC/CGNCG region

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10
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Why must the restriction enzyme be kept on ice?

A

It is thermolabile.

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