They’re yellow but of course they all have different patterns
She didn’t cycle the reaction! She has to cycle as follows:
1. 95C-to denature the double stranded DNA
2. 50-55C depends on her primers- to anneal the primers to the single stranded DNA
3. 37-42C depending on the enzyme used - DNA polymerase extends from the primers to make the new DNA.
Also, are the dNTPs special? Either radioactive or with a fluorescence to measure/detect them?
Answer:
Hello. You did not add the necessary graphics for this question to be answered. However, I can help you by showing that one of the procedures that a medical team can do to inhibit the action of trypsin in the deorization of the pancreas is the use of ulinastine.
Explanation:
During the process of isolating a pancreas to be transported, the use of ulinastine is shown to be efficient for inhibiting trypsin, which promotes deterioration of the pancreas. Unilastine is also an anti-inflammatory, which will bring even more benefits with its use.
Thus, with the use of a ulinastine solution, the pancreas has more time to reach the transplant site and promote successful surgery.
