Southern blotting is a technique used for the detection of specific DNA fragment within a sample...
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Why a Freshwater Fish Cannot Survive in Saltwater
Freshwater fish are fish that spend some or all of their lives in fresh water, with a salinity of...
How to Read a Plasmid Map
A plasmid map is the relative positions of the elements within the plasmid. A plasmid map can be...
How to Calculate Transfection Efficiency
Transfection efficiency can be calculated by counting the number of cells transfected over the...
What Hormone Stimulates Red Blood Cell Production
Erythropoietin (EPO) is the hormone involved in the stimulation of red blood cell production. The...
How Does DNA Sequencing Work
Sequencing is the process involved in the determination of a nucleotide sequence of a particular...
How to Make Stable Transfected Cell Line
Stable transfection is the long-term introduction of foreign DNA into cells. Stably transfected...
How Does Illumina Sequencing Work
Illumina sequencing is a next-generation sequencing method, which is also called the “sequencing-by...
Why is DNA Replication Described as Semiconservative
DNA is a double-stranded molecule. One of the two strands of DNA is an original strand while the...
What is the Role of DNA Polymerase in Replication
DNA polymerase is the enzyme responsible for forming new copies of DNA, in the form of nucleic acid...