Lecture

Plasmid Transformation and DNA Isolation

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Description

This lecture covers the process of transforming plasmid DNA into bacteria, evaluating the results of ligations through restriction analysis, and isolating DNA from bacterial colonies for further analysis using alkaline lysis and ion exchange chromatography.

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