LYSING METHODS | ββββββββββββ | ββββββββββββ | ββββββββββββ |
Lysis Buffer | Lysis via chemical means, typically through a strong detergent like SDS. | - 400 mM Tris-HCl - 60 mM EDTA - 150 mM NaCl - 1%SDS - pH 8.0 | At most 500 ΞΌL |
Bead Beating | Lysis via mechanical means. Sample is lysed by rapidly agitating the medium in the presence of some grinding media i.e. microscopic beads. | | |
Electrical Lysis | Lysis via mechanical means. Sample is lysed through the application of an electric field. | | |
Sonication | Lysis via mechanical means. Sample is lysed through high frequencies of sound energy | | |
EXTRACTION METHODS | ββββββββββββ | ββββββββββββ | ββββββββββββ |
Magnetic Bead Extraction | Purification through the utilization of magnetic beads to selectively filter DNA out of solution. | | |
Silica Solid Phase DNA Extraction | Purification through the utilization of a positively charged silica membrane to bind the negatively charged backbone of DNA, ultimately allowing for selective DNA filtering and purification. | | |
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