What does SOAP do to DNA?

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Benjamin Gonzalez

Works at the International Energy Agency, Lives in Paris, France.
Detergent cleans dishes by removing fats. It acts the same way in the DNA extraction protocol, pulling apart the fats (lipids) and proteins that make up the membranes surrounding the cell and nucleus. Once these membranes are broken apart, the DNA is released from the cell.
2023-06-07 11:29:42

Charlotte Harris

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Detergent cleans dishes by removing fats. It acts the same way in the DNA extraction protocol, pulling apart the fats (lipids) and proteins that make up the membranes surrounding the cell and nucleus. Once these membranes are broken apart, the DNA is released from the cell.
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