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Yes, it emulsifies the membrane. Here's a site that explains the actions of a number of reagents used to break down membranes for DNA extraction:
dwb.unl.edu...
The detergent will act without heat. There are a number of biological grade detergents available, such as SDS, Triton-X100, Tween, and Saponin, that have different strengths as detergents. You can use them in very low concentrations just to make the membrane more permeable, such as to get in antibodies for immunocytochemistry, or you can use higher concentrations to break down the membrane to extract the DNA.
Because detergent will break down cell membranes, we have to be VERY careful in the lab to make sure all detergent residue is fully rinsed off glassware before using it.
Originally posted by Marrr
reply to post by ThatDGgirl
I think those apples stink. Facebook isn't a valid scientific study forum imho.
The Scheblers found Robert Naman, a Mobile, Alabama chemist who’s performed multiple tests (1, 2, 3) for WKRG Channel 5, also out of Mobile.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by Sunlionspirit
This is the US. Rich and Powerful people/corporations/politicians do not go to jail here!
Plus, there are very few, if any, real and documented health effects so far. I don't doubt that they may be coming soon. Plus, the ecological disaster is abhorrant and disgusting. But, calling it murder at this juncture is just fear-mongering and it does more harm than good in the grand scheme of things, because it is so easy to argue effectively against it.
Right now, it is negligence, it is an economical and ecological disaster on a grand scale that won't be understood for at least a decade. It proves that our government didn't learn anything from Katrina, because the response to this disaster was even worse than Katrina. But, so far, it is not murder. Five years from now, I might agree with you, but there is no data for that right now.
Originally posted by ThatDGgirl
Thanks to you both. I'm so upset about this. I live in SW Florida 11 miles from the coast. I'm in the process of getting info for where to send my pool sample. Will keep you updated. I'm ready to start packing!
Originally posted by skyflower
Originally posted by ThatDGgirl
Thanks to you both. I'm so upset about this. I live in SW Florida 11 miles from the coast. I'm in the process of getting info for where to send my pool sample. Will keep you updated. I'm ready to start packing!
Hey ThatDGgirl, I live in Tampa - please let us know if you find a good place that one could send a pool water sample to. I have many friends with pools all over the place here in florida and would like to give them the heads up about this. Thanks!!!!!
Great post, by the way - I had a feeling this wasn't over!
Originally posted by Marrr
Pardon me for saying, but you're pulling most of this information of FACEBOOK???
Originally posted by Marrr
reply to post by ThatDGgirl
I'm not criticizing your message, just the package you're delivering it in. I can't take "Scientific Study Proves Poison Present" seriously when the next post down is "Folding Laundry"! ! !.