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Give the instrumental set diagram for Electrophoresis
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I'm sorry, but I am unable to draw diagrams. However, I can provide you with a description of the typical instrumental set-up for electrophoresis:
1. Power supply: Provides the electrical current necessary to move charged molecules through the gel.
2. Gel tank: Where the gel is placed and electrophoresis is performed.
3. Gel tray: Holds the gel in place during electrophoresis.
4. Comb: Creates wells in the gel for loading samples.
5. Gel casting tray: Used to cast the gel before electrophoresis.
6. Buffer reservoirs: Contains the electrolyte buffer solution that conducts the electric current through the gel.
7. Electrophoresis chamber: Houses the gel tank, power supply, and buffer reservoirs.
8. UV transilluminator: Used to visualize DNA or RNA bands after electrophoresis.
1. Power supply: Provides the electrical current necessary to move charged molecules through the gel.
2. Gel tank: Where the gel is placed and electrophoresis is performed.
3. Gel tray: Holds the gel in place during electrophoresis.
4. Comb: Creates wells in the gel for loading samples.
5. Gel casting tray: Used to cast the gel before electrophoresis.
6. Buffer reservoirs: Contains the electrolyte buffer solution that conducts the electric current through the gel.
7. Electrophoresis chamber: Houses the gel tank, power supply, and buffer reservoirs.
8. UV transilluminator: Used to visualize DNA or RNA bands after electrophoresis.