DNA from fruit
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Waxaan arki karaa DNA-da laga soo saaray miraha oo waxaan aqoonsan karaa qalabka iyo tillaabooyinka ugu muhiimsan ee habka soo saarista.
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In this lesson: I can observe DNA extracted from fruit and identify the main apparatus and steps in the extraction method. DNA is a chemical substance that can be extracted from the cells of organisms such as fruit. DNA molecules cannot usually be seen with the unaided eye, but clumps of it can be seen when a lot of it is extracted.
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DNA is a chemical substance that can be extracted from the cells of organisms such as fruit.
DNA molecules cannot usually be seen with the unaided eye, but clumps of it can be seen when a lot of it is extracted.
Observing or following an appropriate method to extract DNA from fruit (e.g. kiwi fruit).
Discussion of apparatus and techniques used to filter the tissue and extract the DNA.
Observing and describing the appearance of the DNA after extraction.
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