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Part a. You making 30 mo of agarose gel. Sybersafe A concentration 1000x. How much you will add......ul to the gel.
b. You will be loading 20 your diagnostic digest onto your gal. The loading dye you have been provided is 5x concentrated. You will add..... ? ul to your sample before loading your gel.
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