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Preparation of lysis buffer for genomic DNA isolation?

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the following reagents and respective concentrations are for a total volume of 100ml lysis buffer. calculate the amount of these reagents required for the volume you need using N1:V1 = N2:V2 formula and finally make up the volume with sterile water.

0.2M tris HCl

0.5M NaCl

0.01M EDTA

1% SDS

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