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RESUMEN
ABSTRACT.
Electrophoresis is an important procedure for DNA analysis, its basic principle is the
migration of molecules through a gel of porous nature, which by the action of an
electric field will be separated according to their size or molecular weight. The
method consisted primarily in preparing the gel on a completely flat surface; for this
the agarose was liquefied and later it was allowed to lower its temperature to serve
ensuring that the combs were properly inserted; then when the agarose was
completely solidified, the 0.5X TBE buffer was added. To seed in the wells ORANGE
G was used as the loading buffer and mixed with the DNA sample, a standard marker
was also used for reference use. Once placed in the wells proceeded to place the
lid and start the electrophoresis; after 60 minutes the sample was removed and the
result was taken to the transilluminator for observation and subsequent analysis.
PROCEDIMIENTOS
VARIABLE DATOS
ml de Buffer 100 ml
Gramos de agarosa 0,56 g
Temperatura de homogenización 83 oC
Tiempo de Solidificación 60 minutos
Tabla 1. Datos obtenidos para la preparación del gel de agarosa, en donde
posteriormente se pondría a correr las muestras de ADN (E. Coli) en la cámara
electroforética.