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I’d probably make sure its at the right annealing temperature and make sure not to load too much DNA LikeLike Reply
Do you have anything to suggest why no DNA bands appeared on the quality control gel although phages were known to be within the Lysate? LikeLike Reply
Its possible that there was an error in the way that the mix was made that produced no DNA, such as LikeLike Reply
Is there any possible explanation for why you didn’t get quality DNA aside from experimental error? Or is this only possible because of an error in loading or sample maintenance? LikeLike Reply
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Great job! How do you think the bands could be made more clear for the future?
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I’d probably make sure its at the right annealing temperature and make sure not to load too much DNA
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Do you have anything to suggest why no DNA bands appeared on the quality control gel although phages were known to be within the Lysate?
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Its possible that there was an error in the way that the mix was made that produced no DNA, such as
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What are serial dilutions and filtration process?
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What results indicated that your phage has the siphoviridae morphology?
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It has a long contractile tail
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Is there any possible explanation for why you didn’t get quality DNA aside from experimental error? Or is this only possible because of an error in loading or sample maintenance?
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