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A process of using alcohol to precipitate DNA from solution.
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A liquid medium that stabilizes the pH and ion concentration for DNA extraction.
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Breaking down the cell membrane to release internal contents, including DNA.
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Agents that disrupt hydrogen bonding, aiding in protein denaturation and DNA isolation.
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A resin used in rapid DNA extraction that binds to impurities.
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Purification method using columns to bind and separate DNA.
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The process where DNA attaches to a binding agent, such as silica.
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Releasing DNA from the binding matrix into a buffer or water.
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Using alcohol to make DNA insoluble for easy recovery.
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The process of isolating and cleaning DNA from contaminants.
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The use of enzymes like protease to degrade proteins for DNA extraction.
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Removing impurities and salts from DNA by washing with ethanol.
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Large DNA molecules found in chromosomes, distinct from plasmid DNA.
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A method that separates molecules based on charge for DNA purification.
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A chemical used in phenol extraction to reduce foaming.
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A technique using isopropanol to precipitate DNA from solution.
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A buffer designed to lyse cells and release DNA.
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Small magnetic particles used for binding and isolating DNA.
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Biological macromolecules that include DNA and RNA.
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The phase in a biphasic mixture where organic solvents like phenol reside.
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A method of extracting DNA by separating proteins using phenol and chloroform.
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Small circular DNA molecules distinct from chromosomal DNA in cells.
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A laboratory technique amplifying DNA segments exponentially.
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An enzyme that breaks down proteins, aiding in DNA purification.
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The treatment of samples with ribonuclease to remove RNA.
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A membrane material in spin columns used to capture DNA.
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The liquid portion remaining after centrifugation of a solution.
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The liquid used to rinse DNA while removing contaminants.
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The amount of DNA recovered from an extraction process.
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The complete recovery of extracted DNA after the process.
