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miniPCR bio™ Electrophoresis Forensics Lab. Wrongfully Convicted? Instructor's and Student's Guide Version: 1.1 - Release February 2022 - © 2022 by miniPCR bio™ P./6 Instructor's Guide Lab setup A. Dispense reagents and supplies • Thaw tubes containing the DNA samples by placing them on a rack or benchtop at room temperature • For each lab group, dispense the following reagents into five labeled 1.7 ml microtubes - Victim DNA 12 μl - J.M. DNA 12 μl - DNA Evidence 1 12 μl - DNA Evidence 2 12 μl - Fast DNA Ladder 1 12 μl The following activities can be carried out by the instructor ahead of class. Reagents are sufficient to be used with 8 student groups. Reagents are stable at room temperature for several hours during setup and the lab experiment, but should otherwise remain frozen for long-term storage. Check At the start of this experiment, every lab group should have: Amount DNA samples for analysis • Victim DNA • J.M. DNA • DNA Evidence 1 • DNA Evidence 2 12 μl of each sample DNA ladder 12 μl 2-20 μl micropipette 1 Micropipette tips 5 Five wells in an electrophoresis gel DNA evidence 2 DNA evidence 1 J.M. DNA Victim DNA Defrost tubes B. Distribute supplies and reagents to lab groups Gloves and protective eyewear should be worn for the entirety of this lab. up to 8 number of groups V 12 μl Victim DNA J.M. 12 μl J.M. DNA E 12 μl DNA evidence 1 E2 12 μl DNA evidence 2 L 12 μl Fast DNA Ladder 1

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