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FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Cloud Files, Google Docs & Amazon S3 Browser for Mac & Windows. Convert Words to Pages - Free Calculator (select font & size) Seq Anal Each gene has a specific sequence of nucleotides, commonly called its DNA sequence. Once we have cloned a gene into a plasmid we can determine the sequence of the DNA using the dideoxynucleotide method either manually or by using automated sequencers. To seqeunce DNA, the DNA is first denatured, producing a single stranded template. A specific primer is then added which binds to the template. One then subjects the gel to autoradiography (manual technique) or looks for fluorescent dyes (automated technique) to determine the location of each band. One of the cornerstones to the rapid advances in molecular biology and genome research is the ability to rapidly deal with very large DNA sequences using sophisticated programs and powerful computers. Click on either sequencing gel to the right to learn more about the steps involved in DNA sequencing.

Home Page Open source Linux operating system Ubuntu finally arrives for smartphones 2012 was the year Microsoft finally unveiled its touch-friendly new operating system to the world, signalling where the computing industry is at and where it’s heading. Indeed, touchscreen tablets and smartphones are very much the order of the day, something that Microsoft was clearly mindful of with its Windows 8 launch. And at Canonical‘s headquarters in central London this afternoon, The Next Web got wind of the latest version of its flagship operating system…Ubuntu. For smartphones. Just to recap, Ubuntu is a Linux-based operating system, distributed for free as an open source software. Ubuntu goes mobile During the demo today, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth demoed a very impressive looking operating system. The smartphone interface uses all four edges of the screen, which has menus and icons popping out on-swipe, which maximizes the available screen real-estate. Moreover, it includes voice and text commands within any app. A long time coming… OEMs have tough choices.

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PCR 1) Add the following to a microfuge tube: 10 ul reaction buffer 1 ul 15 uM forward primer 1 ul 15 uM reverse primer 1 ul template DNA 5 ul 2 mM dNTP 8 ul 25 mM MgCl2 or MgSO4 (volume variable) water (to make up to 100 ul) 2) Place tube in a thermocycler. 3) Start the PCR cycles according the following schemes: a) denaturation - 94 ° C, 30-90 sec. b) annealing - 55 °C (or -5° Tm), 0.5-2 min. c) extension - 72 °C, 1 min. repeat cycles 29 times 4) Add a final extension step of 5 min. to fill in any uncompleted polymerisation. Note: Most of the parameters can be varied to optimise the PCR (more at Tavi's PCR guide ): a) Mg ++ - one of the main variables - change the amount added if the PCR result is poor. b) Template DNA concentration - PCR is very powerful tool for DNA amplification therefore very little DNA is needed. c) Enzymes used - Taq DNA polymerase has a higher error rate (no proof-reading 3' to 5' exonuclease activity) than Tli or Pfu . h) Additives - i) PCR buffer 16.6 mM ammonium sulfate

Free Craigslist HTML Code Creator THE DJ INSTITUTE Simple CMS for Web Designers Tutorial - BLAST - Workbench "The Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) finds regions of local similarity between sequences. The program compares nucleotide or protein sequences to sequence databases and calculates the statistical significance of matches. BLAST can be used to infer functional and evolutionary relationships between sequences as well as help identify members of gene families" (quoted from the NCBI BLAST homepage). geWorkbench submits BLAST jobs to the NCBI server. NCBI-supported sequence databases and search algorithms can be selected in the user interface. Since release 2.1.0, geWorkbench supports almost all BLAST setting options available through the NCBI web interface. Please note that although, in geWorkbench, we have adopted the default settings for each BLAST algorithm as seen on the NCBI website, those settings are subject to change at any time by NCBI. The BLAST analysis is available when a protein or DNA sequence is loaded and selected in the Workspace. Older help pages... Prerequisites

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