Biology, asked by Zero3966, 10 months ago

What is present in the supernatant in dna extraction?

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Answered by Saundrya

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The supernatant will contain both the DNA and RNA, they won't be very pure (there will still be proteins, salt from the PBS, general cytoplasmic contents). Do you need any protocols for RNA or DNA extraction? We do CTAB-based methods for both (no kit required).

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