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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./7 Instructor's Guide C. Prepare for gel electrophoresis • Prepare 1X TBE buffer. - TBE buffer is often provided as liquid concentrate or powder. - Follow manufacturer's instructions to prepare 1X TBE buffer solution. - Volume to prepare depends on the method used to prepare gels; see "Important Note" below. • Gels can be poured in advance of the class. - This lab requires running and visualizing DNA samples on a 2% agarose gel with a fluorescent DNA stain (e.g., SeeGreen TM or GelGreen ® ). - Pre-poured gels can be stored at ambient temperature, in a sealed container or wrapped in plastic wrap, and protected from light for up to three days. • Have the banding pattern of the Fast DNA Ladder 1 handy (page 18) to help interpret the electrophoresis results. IMPORTANT NOTE: There are several ways to prepare agarose gels. • Scan the QR code for detailed instructions on how to prepare agarose gels. • Both written and video instructions are available. www.minipcr.com/agarose-gel/

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