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Bacteria transformation, Mini prep and PCR analysis

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posted on 2025-06-19, 07:39 authored by Dr Tony Bodell, Dr Nicky Morgan, Tosin Osifo
<p>Bacterial transformation is a useful tool in molecular genetics, being used to create genetically modified bacteria capable of adapting and surviving in conditions that the parent culture would not. Introducing a plasmid into a bacterial host can be a difficult procedure, requiring molecular techniques. The materials and methods provided give an overall instruction on how to prepare and proceed with mini prepping bacterial samples from pellets, carrying out a PCR on purified DNA and the bacterial transformation and gene cloning. The following explains the volumes used in this procedure along with the cells and consumables used.</p>

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University of Salford

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September 2019

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English

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University Students

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  • Intermediate

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n.l.morgan@salford.ac.uk

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