Live Demo: Build It to Understand It with Bandit Electrophoresis miniPCR bio 2022-05-09 | Learn how the all-new Bandit™ STEM Kit helps you teach electrophoresis from the inside out. Bring affordable electrophoresis to new places while also integrating science and engineering practices, the hands-on biotech way!Bandit STEM Electrophoresis Kit: minipcr.com/product/bandit-stem-electrophoresis-kit*Click the Downloads tab at the link above to access the Bandit Building Activity: From Circuits to MoleculesFree DIY Molecular Rainbow Lab: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/Rainbow-Gel-electrophoresis-Lab-220504.pdfSTEM activity: From Circuits to Molecules: links.minipcr.com/circuitsLearn more about Bandit: minipcr.com/products/banditminiPCR bio newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletter
Live Demo: BioBits®: Antibiotic Resistance miniPCR bio 2023-05-22 | On May 22nd at 3pm EDT, let Dr. Ally Huang preview our brand new lab using the BioBits® cell-free system. The spread of antibiotic resistance is one of the great public health challenges of our times. Engage with this challenge by exploring how antibiotic resistance works at the molecular level!In this free live session, learn how this hands-on activity reveals molecular targets of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes. Using a cell-free system with fluorescent readouts, students will study the effect of two antibiotics on bacterial protein synthesis. Students will also examine how resistance genes act in an antibiotic-specific manner. This laboratory exercise promotes a detailed understanding of antibiotic mechanisms and bacterial resistance.BioBits®: Antibiotic Resistance Lab: minipcr.com/product/biobits-antibiotic-resistanceTo download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/052223_BioBitsAR_webinar_60-min_small.pptxSign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Live Demo: Microbe Hunters Dye Electrophoresis Lab miniPCR bio 2023-01-30 | Join Dr. Katy Martin as she introduces miniPCR bio's Microbe Hunters Learning Lab, which uses electrophoresis to aid in bacterial identification aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Use this engaging, scenario-based lab to introduce students to biotechnology and authentic space biology research.Microbe Hunters Lab: minipcr.com/product/microbe-hunters-dye-electrophoresisGenes in Space: www.genesinspace.orgLearn more about the Bandit™ STEM Electrophoresis Kit and associated labs:youtu.be/p1lEKoK6XGIMore dye electrophoresis lab webinars:-Cat Genetics Lab webinar: youtu.be/j_1366nAW9E-Molecular Rainbow Lab webinar: youtu.be/rEtXvxMFGYo-Bandit™ Build It to Understand It Webinar: youtu.be/yF9G6bqHsxQminiPCR bio newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletter
Micropipette Art: Full STEAM Ahead! - Butterfly pattern miniPCR bio 2023-01-19 | Micropipetting accurately and precisely is an important skill in the laboratory and key to completing more advanced protocols successfully. miniPCR's Full STEAM Ahead! kit encourages students to engage their creative side while they become micropipette experts!Learn more: minipcr.com/product/micropipette-art
Its alive! A P51™ Fluorescence Viewer builds itself miniPCR bio 2022-11-01 | The P51 is our one-of-a-kind molecular viewer. Some assembly is required... usually. This one took it upon itself to get the job done.New feature! The P51 can now run on a 9 V battery or electric power via a USB-C port.With P51™, you can detect and measure molecules like DNA in a simple, visual way. Scientists use fluorescence every day to detect and quantify DNA, RNA, and proteins, but it often requires sophisticated and complex equipment. With P51™, we’ve packaged the power to visualize molecules into a compact, cheap, handheld format that’s perfect for any setting. Using P51™, students of all ages can directly visualize the fundamental molecules of life in action. For example, you can watch as DNA forms a double helix and then unwinds. Or you can see enzymes process a substrate. In doing so, P51™ brings affordable, accessible activities to areas of the biology curriculum where there weren’t any before.To Purchase: minipcr.com/product/p51-molecular-glow-labminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Installing GlowRack™ in the blueGel™ electrophoresis system miniPCR bio 2022-10-06 | This video illustrates how the GlowRack tube adapter can be installed in the blueGel electrophoresis system. Once installed, GlowRack serves as both a tube holder and blue light filter for performing BioBits® and P51™ Molecular Glow Labs™. Pipette directly into tubes while visualizing fluorescence using your existing blueGel electrophoresis system’s blue light illuminator.With P51 Molecular Glow Labs, you can detect and measure molecules like DNA and proteins in a simple, visual way. Scientists use fluorescence every day to detect and quantify DNA, RNA, and proteins, but it often requires sophisticated and complex equipment. With the GlowRack tube adapter, you can easily perform BioBits and P51 Molecular Glow Labs using your existing blueGel electrophoresis system.Learn more:- GlowRack: minipcr.com/product/p51-glowrack- blueGel: minipcr.com/product/bluegel-electrophoresis-with-built-in-illuminator- P51 Molecular Glow Labs: minipcr.com/product-category/p51-molecular-glow-lab- P51 Molecular Fluorescence Viewer: minipcr.com/product/p51-molecular-glow-labBioBits cell-free system: minipcr.com/products/biobits
Bandit™ STEM Electrophoresis Kit At a Glance miniPCR bio 2022-09-22 | Bandit™ is a safe and low-cost STEM activity kit students can use to build and run a working gel electrophoresis system.One of the most common methods for separating and visualizing biological molecules in the lab is called gel electrophoresis. The word “electrophoresis” means carried by electricity, and during gel electrophoresis, an electric field propels molecules through a gel.Teaching DNA gel electrophoresis in the classroom is a perfect gateway to the broad fields of biotechnology and biomedical science. Browse free resources to teach and learn the principles of gel electrophoresis: minipcr.com/gel-electrophoresisLearn more: minipcr.com/products/banditOrder now: minipcr.com/product/bandit-stem-electrophoresis-kitElectrophoresis Learning Labs™ for Bandit: minipcr.com/product-category/minipcr-learning-labs-and-kits/dye-electrophoresis
How to Pour a Gel | miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2022-06-09 | In order to run an electrophoresis gel, you’re first going to need to learn how to pour a gel. Today we’re going to show you three different methods of gel pouring so that you can find the one that works best for your lab or classroom! Our methods will use All-in-One Agarose Tabs™, Agarose Tabs™, or Agarose Powder. In each example we are going to be making one 2% agarose gel. 00:00 Introduction0:35 Casting Tray Setup0:57 Make TBE Buffer1:48 All-in-One Agarose Tabs™3:28 Agarose Tabs™5:00 Agarose Powder6:20 Run Gel6:33 Store GelsMore information: minipcr.com/agarose-gelTo Purchase:All-in-One Agarose Tabs™: minipcr.com/product/seegreen-all-in-one-agarose-tabs-8-pcsAgarose Tabs™: minipcr.com/product/agarose-tabsAgarose Powder minipcr.com/product/agarose-electrophoresis-grade-20-grminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music: Imagefilm 018 by Sascha EndeLink: filmmusic.io/song/315-imagefilm-018License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright Amplyus LLC 2022
Cat Genetics: Dye Electrophoresis Lab from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2022-05-23 | Kittens and genetics, what's not to love?Join curriculum director Bruce Bryan as he introduces our upcoming Cat Genetics Lab. We connect classical Mendelian inheritance, gel electrophoresis, and cute cat pictures in a lab that makes biotechnology more accessible than ever.Cat Genetics Lab: minipcr.com/product/dye-electrophoresis-cat-genetics-labLearn more about the Bandit™ Stem Electrophoresis Kit and associated labs:youtu.be/p1lEKoK6XGIMore Bandit™ and dye electrophoresis lab videos and webinars:-Introduction to Bandit™ video: youtu.be/p1lEKoK6XGI-Microbe Hunters Lab webinar: youtu.be/rY1yoZiVSmY-Molecular Rainbow Lab webinar: youtu.be/rEtXvxMFGYo-Bandit™ Build It to Understand It Webinar: youtu.be/yF9G6bqHsxQminiPCR bio newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletterminiPCR bio catalog: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR_bio_2022_Catalog_220210_WEB.pdf
Introducing Chopped! A CRISPR/Cas Lab from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2022-05-17 | The Chopped Lab from miniPCR bio™ brings the CRISPR/Cas system right to your classroom in an easy to implement, accessible format. This lab teaches the principles of gene editing by allowing students to do a gene targeting experiment quickly and easily using the molecular components of the CRISPR/Cas gene editing system. There’s no need for living cells or complicated equipment. It’s a simple, hands-on experiment with a gel electrophoresis readout.For more CRISPR resources, visit: www.minipcr.com/crisprminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Happy Succeeding in My Business" by MusicLFiles, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2022
Molecular Rainbow Lab Webinar miniPCR bio 2022-05-16 | Bring a molecular rainbow to your classroom! This lab offers students an engaging introduction to the theory and practice of a fundamental biotechnology technique: gel electrophoresis. Students will run dye samples to demonstrate how gel electrophoresis can separate molecular mixtures. Molecular Rainbow Dye Electrophoresis Lab features:- An engaging and accessible introduction to gel electrophoresis- Safe, non-toxic dyes- Directly visible without staining- Compatible with Bandit™, blueGel™, and traditional gel electrophoresis systems- A low-cost jumping-off point to explore topics like inheritance, genetic identification, and more!The Molecular Rainbow lab can be found here: minipcr.com/product/molecular-rainbow-dye-electrophoresis-labLast week's Bandit™ STEM Electrophoresis Kit webinar: youtu.be/yF9G6bqHsxQLearn how the all-new Bandit™ STEM Kit helps you teach electrophoresis from the inside out. Bring affordable electrophoresis to new places while also integrating science and engineering practices, the hands-on biotech way!Bandit STEM Electrophoresis Kit: minipcr.com/product/bandit-stem-electrophoresis-kit*Click the Downloads tab at the link above to access the Bandit Building Activity: From Circuits to MoleculesFree DIY Molecular Rainbow Lab: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/Rainbow-Gel-electrophoresis-Lab-220504.pdfLearn more about Bandit: minipcr.com/products/banditminiPCR bio newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletter
Introducing Bandit™ from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2022-04-26 | Bandit™ STEM Electrophoresis Kit: Build it to understand it.Learn more: minipcr.com/products/banditThe Bandit STEM Electrophoresis Kit from miniPCR bio lets you bring this essential biotech method to your class with an integrated science and engineering approach that touches on electrical charge, circuits, and more.miniPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Happy Succeeding in My Business" by MusicLFiles, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2022
P51™ Enzyme Lab: β-Gal Glow™ from miniPCR bio miniPCR bio 2022-04-25 | Join our curriculum director, Bruce Bryan, to learn more about the P51™ Enzyme Lab: β-Gal Glow™. Investigate enzyme-catalyzed reactions using a fluorescent assay to investigate the effect of different variables on β-galactosidase activity!Learn more about the P51™ Enzyme Lab: β-Gal Glow™ here: minipcr.com/product/p51-enzyme-glow-lab-beta-galactosidaseminiPCR newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletter
CRISPR/Cas gene therapy webinar miniPCR bio 2022-03-28 | Join miniPCR bio to learn about using gene therapy as an engaging way to teach students about CRISPR/Cas genome editing. The webinar will explain the use of CRISPR/Cas to treat genetic conditions and will include a demonstration of a free paper model activity to teach students about the first CRISPR/Cas gene therapy treatment of sickle cell disease. Free CRISPR/Cas teaching resources: minipcr.com/CRISPR
Chopped! Using CRISPR/Cas9 to cut DNA - Learning Lab Webinar miniPCR bio 2022-02-28 | Join miniPCR bio™ as we offer a sneak peek at a simple and powerful way to bring real CRISPR/Cas9 to your classroom. In this lab, students will use the CRISPR/Cas9 system in vitro to target and cut DNA in a tube, then visualize their results through an easy gel electrophoresis readout.Webinar Slides: streaklinks.com/A86arf7JSTBQ1XkI_gvLbJL1/https%3A%2F%2Fwww.minipcr.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2FminiPCR_Chopped_webinar.pptxminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.
COVID-19 qPCR Learning Lab Webinar miniPCR bio 2022-01-24 | Join miniPCR bio™ as we demonstrate the power that molecular techniques bring to the management of infectious disease outbreaks. In this lab, students use PCR and fluorescence detection to test fictional patients for infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.*Note: The COVID qPCR Learning Lab simulates a COVID diagnostic test. It cannot be used to test genuine patient samples.Webinar Slides:minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR_bio_COVID_qPCR_Webinar.pptxPCR Video: youtu.be/c07_5BfIDTwLearn more here: minipcr.com/product/covid-qpcrminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Interpreting Results of the Knockout Lab by miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2021-08-12 | In this video, we’ll walk through how to interpret the results of the Knockout Lab by miniPCR bio!The Knockout Lab makes performing a CRISPR/Cas gene targeting experiment in your classroom straightforward to carry out and evaluate. It has a colored, phenotypic readout that allows you to easily see if your experiment worked.This video will go over how that readout, called blue-white screening, works and how you can use it to tell if your knockout experiment was successful. More information: www.minipcr.com/product/knockoutminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Inspiration and Success" by Rafael Krux, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2021
How to program your miniPCR® mini8 thermal cycler from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2021-06-11 | The miniPCR app makes programming and running your new miniPCR® mini8 thermal cycler quick and easy on all devices. Today we’ll go over how to program and run a new protocol to get you started with running a PCR! Learn more about miniPCR® mini8: minipcr.com/products/minipcrSoftware Downloads: minipcr.com/downloadsmini8 manual: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/MiniPCR_Instruction_Manual_Revised_7.pdf mini16 programming video: youtu.be/peaWWzJQ2kUminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Inspiration and Success" by Rafael Krux, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2021
How to program your miniPCR® mini16 thermal cycler from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2021-06-11 | The miniPCR app makes programming and running your new miniPCR® mini16 thermal cycler quick and easy on all devices. Today we’ll go over how to program and run a new protocol to get you started with running a PCR! Learn more about miniPCR® mini16: minipcr.com/products/minipcr-mini16-thermal-cyclerSoftware Downloads: minipcr.com/downloadsmini16 manual: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-mini16-thermal-cycler-Users-Manual-121119.pdfmini8 programming video: youtu.be/8x7l0quHF0QminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Inspiration and Success" by Rafael Krux, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2021
Live Demo: Detecting Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment miniPCR bio 2021-05-10 | Join Bruce Bryan as he takes part in a nationwide monitoring program testing for antibiotic resistance genes in environmental soil samples. We’ll demonstrate how you can select a sampling strategy based on your own hypotheses about antibiotic resistance hotspots, go to the field and sample, extract total environmental DNA from soil, and use the molecular methods of PCR and gel electrophoresis to test samples for evidence of tetracycline resistance.Webinar review questions: docs.google.com/document/d/1Onq1cWWg_FAsAIOfP0Vd5NClba6ziMPTjlkjp3iKNp8/copyPARE Project: https://sites.tufts.edu/ctse/pare/miniPCR® Antibiotic Resistance Lab: Monitoring resistant organisms in the environment (previous case study based lab): minipcr.com/product/antibiotic-resistance-pare-labWebinar slides: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/Environmental DNA Analysis Project_web.pptxFree PCR and gel electrophoresis teaching resources: minipcr.com/tutorialsSign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: minipcr.com/newsletter/Questions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Live Demo: GMO Detection Lab miniPCR bio 2021-04-12 | On April 12th at 3 pm EDT, join Join Dr. Katy Martin for a live demo of our popular GMO Detection Lab, which employs PCR and gel electrophoresis to test grocery store foods for evidence of genetic modification. This lab harnesses a real-world practice – genetic modification of food – to offer an engaging platform in which to teach genetic engineering. Webinar review questions: docs.google.com/document/u/3/d/1NIrJK9N5u4KHL643jT7ok-5FtBi6ZVT6eqgTubD88zg/copyWebinar slides: links.minipcr.com/s3menCGMO Detection Lab: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-gmo-detection-pcr-labVideo - 3 Ways to Pour a Gel: youtu.be/K1Vv_aHV_8gFree PCR and gel electrophoresis teaching resources: minipcr.com/tutorialsSign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
miniPCR Dog Genetics Lab Preview miniPCR bio 2021-03-08 | On March 8th at 3 pm EST, join Dr. Allison Nishitani for a first look at miniPCR’s upcoming Dog Genetics Lab. We’ll use gel electrophoresis and a litter of Labradoodles to show you how modern genetic tools can track traits and link genotype to phenotype. Free worksheets are available to guide students as they interpret the puppies’ DNA results. Webinar slides: links.minipcr.com/nmWjDpWebinar worksheet: docs.google.com/document/d/1wyag8TuvxgCWlojTDxOg59nv9muToPlkuoauLhBWpX0/copyScientific paper: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2897713Learn more about the Dog Genetics Lab: Oodles of Labradoodles™: minipcr.com/product/dog-genetics-labminiPCR newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletter
P51™ Introduction to Fluorescence: @home STEM Explorations that GLOW! miniPCR bio 2021-02-08 | Join Dr. Ally Huang and learn how to use fluorescence as a powerful tool for hands-on learning. With just our P51™ fluorescence viewer and household items we will reveal the fluorescent world around you, and see common household substances glow before your eyes. Explore how chlorophyll transfers light energy to support all life on Earth, build essential biotechnology skills used for research and diagnostics, and more.Sign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletter/P51 Fluoresence Viewer resources: Meet the P51 Viewer: youtube.com/watch?v=kR6IqNt7cy0&ab_channel=miniPCRbioBuy your own P51: minipcr.com/products/p51-molecular-glow-labP51 @home kit: minipcr.com/product/p51-home-stem-explorations-that-glowP51 @home activity guide: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/P51-home-Activity-Guide_compressed-1.pdfIntro to Fluorescence lab: minipcr.com/product/p51-introduction-to-fluorescence-labOther P51 labs: minipcr.com/product-category/p51-molecular-glow-labP51 Glow Lab webinar: minipcr.com/news/live-demo-p51-molecular-glow-labsOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Welcome to miniPCR bio™! miniPCR bio 2021-01-25 | miniPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Total Happy Up And Sunny" by Sascha Ende, Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright miniPCR bio™ 2021
RNA Vaccines Live Webinar miniPCR bio 2021-01-11 | We're kicking off our 2021 webinar series with Dr. Alex Dainis explaining the science of mRNA #COVID19 vaccines. Join us for an informative 1-h livestream on Monday at 3pm EST!Student study questions: docs.google.com/document/d/1CISoZmlLRtrQMMvapQMmBISiJFAhDNbusTxwd5L8xeM/copyDNADots on RNA vaccine science: dnadots.minipcr.com/dnadots/mrna-vaccinesminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Sign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
What is Gel Electrophoresis? | miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2020-12-17 | Electrophoresis is a long word that means carried by electricity. In the lab, it refers to the movement of molecules like DNA, RNA, or protein mobilized by an electric field through some kind of substance. One of the most common uses of electrophoresis is to use an agarose gel to separate pieces of DNA in order to visualize them and determine their sizes. Today, we’re going to take an in-depth look at this process.Find worksheets to accompany this video, classroom-ready readings, and more student-focused biotechnology videos at the tutorials page of our website: minipcr.com/tutorialsFor information on pouring agarose gels watch out How To Pour a Gel Video: youtu.be/5JTEg-XOqksminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music from filmmusic.io "Positive Advertising" by Rafael Krux (orchestralis.net) , Licensed by Helicase Media LLCVideo copyright Amplyus LLC 2020
Live Demo: miniPCR Sleep Lab™ miniPCR bio 2020-12-07 | Join Dr. Sebastian Kraves for a deep dive into the genetics of sleep. We’ll learn about the circadian clock and how scientists use genetic association studies to explore links between our DNA and complex traits. Get ready to participate in an authentic investigation!PROTOCOL NOTE: a protocol update has been released for this Learning Lab since this video was first published. The new annealing temperature is 57°C, which is different from that used in this video.Webinar review questions:docs.google.com/document/d/1yAkTnguuv2TCxGBgmTlhN2TeWaTNX9c6yI4RJX9XaMc/copy3 things review questions:docs.google.com/document/d/1mgech7U9UncpqHo0R00criRNOBsLUwQ_4T1-J_c06eQ/copyWebinar slides:minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020%20Sleep%20Lab%20Webinar_vposted.pptxminiPCR Sleep Lab™: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-sleep-labminiPCR Sleep Lab™ Morningness-Eveningness Questionnaire:docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NiF9dEV8QxOtXUsDIlTZ5OC6SAlLDWMZgIDklKkZN8Q/copyminiPCR Sleep Lab™ Instructor Guide:minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-Sleep-Lab-Instructors-Guide_v1.1.pdfminiPCR Sleep Lab™ Data Analysis Table:docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zKAX9s-HkKJuFjpy4iDRI0Cnv7mRmXu0nprUAo-uO_Y/copySign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
GelGreen® Agarose Tabs™ from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2020-11-20 | In order to run an electrophoresis gel, you’re first going to need to learn how to pour a gel. This video will show you how to pour a gel using the GelGreen© Agarose Tabs from miniPCR bio™. To Purchase:GelGreen© Agarose tabs minipcr.com/product/gelgreen-agarose-tabs-15miniPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Music: Imagefilm 018 by Sascha EndeLink: filmmusic.io/song/315-imagefilm-018License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0Video copyright Amplyus LLC 2020
Ally Huang - AIChE Annual Meeting 2020 - Invited Speaker Talk miniPCR bio 2020-11-20 | Presentation Title: Building Accessible Hands-on Biology Classroom Activities with Sensors and Freeze-Dried Cell-Free Technology (Invited Speaker)Speaker: Ally Huang, PhD | miniPCR bio Session: Sensors Enabled by Synthetic BiologyDate: Thursday, November 19, 2020Session Time: 8:00 AM Pacific Time - 9:00 AM Pacific TimeQ&A Time: 8:00 AM Pacific Time - 9:00 AM Pacific TimeCategory: PreRecorded+, Food, Pharmaceutical & Bioengineering Division (15)
Resources for remote learning from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2020-11-18 | miniPCR bio™ brings you resources for learning laboratory science out side of the laboratory. We show you how to bring biology home with portable lab equipment, labs designed for home use, digital resources and our signature science competition Genes in Space™. Learn more about miniPCR bio™: minipcr.comExplore @home from miniPCR bio™: minipcr.com/product-category/homeLearn more about Genes in Space™, a science competition where students deign experiments to be performed on the International Space Station: genesinspace.orgDiscover DNAdots™, simple explanations of modern genetic technologies: dnadots.minipcr.comSee all of of our free curriculum resources, including PCR and electrophoresis worksheets: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesRequest a Lab in a Box loaner: genesinspace.org/request-minipcr-kitQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Knockout! A CRISPR/Cas gene targeting lab miniPCR bio 2020-11-09 | On November 9th at 3pm EST, join Dr. Allison Nishitani for a first look at miniPCR’s upcoming CRISPR/Cas lab. Learn how scientists use CRISPR/Cas to disable genes in living cells and watch Allison demo Knockout! A CRISPR/Cas gene targeting lab. Free CRISPR/Cas activities and resources will be included. miniPCR Knockout! Lab:minipcr.com/product/knockoutFree CRISPR/Cas education resources from miniPCR bio:http://www.minipcr.com/crisprWebinar review questions:docs.google.com/document/d/14eiT9hzNG18Xt8EHPS5kGGAyNmnGw3tX-glTnBPtDzg/copyTo download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/crispr%20knockout%20webinar_slides_small.pptxQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Knockout! A CRISPR/Cas Gene Editing Lab from miniPCR bio™ miniPCR bio 2020-11-05 | This lab allows students of all ages to get hands-on with one of biotechnology’s most exciting tools: the CRISPR/Cas gene editing system! A simple setup and clear readout make this lab a perfect introduction to CRISPR!Explore the miniPCR Knockout! Lab: minipcr.com/product/knockoutminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Copyright miniPCR bio™, 2020Music: Ukulele Song by Rafael Krux, Licensed by Helicase Media LLC
Conservation Genetics Lab: Identifying Lemur Diversity miniPCR bio 2020-10-26 | On Oct 26th at 3pm EDT, join miniPCR bio and the Duke Lemur Center as we travel to Madagascar to study the elusive dwarf lemurs. We'll demo our new lab and use authentic field data to explore how modern genetic techniques have opened up new understandings about lemur diversity. With important implications for both conservation efforts and our understanding of lemur evolution, this lab brings hands-on science and data analysis to critical topics in biology.Webinar review questions:docs.google.com/document/d/1dNqICUQaZAcfRva8DgJVdh4zkUAtUD5L5lDw05838Hc/copy3 things review questions:docs.google.com/document/d/1mgech7U9UncpqHo0R00criRNOBsLUwQ_4T1-J_c06eQ/copyLearn more about the Conservation Genetics Lab: Discovering Lemur Diversity: minipcr.com/product/lemur-labConservation Genetics article describing the use of mobile genetic technologies at use in research and outreach in Madagascar.link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10592-020-01296-0Sign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesLearn more about the Duke Lemur Center:https://lemur.duke.edu/To download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: http://minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR%20Lemur%20Webinar%20Slides_small.pptxQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
The Lemurs of Madagascar: a case study in evolution and conservation. miniPCR bio 2020-10-22 | Dr. Lydia Greene and Dr. Marina Blanco of the Duke Lemur Center introduce you to the lemurs of Madagascar. Lemurs have been evolving in the remote environment of Madagascar for millions of years. Learn about their history as a stepping off point for further study.Learn more about the Conservation Genetics Lab: Discovering Lemur Diversity: minipcr.com/product/lemur-lab
Using COVID-19 to teach about biology and biotechnology miniPCR bio 2020-10-15 | Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology sits at the heart of widely used viral diagnostic tests, including the most commonly used test for COVID-19. In this webinar, you'll learn about lab activities and instructional resources you can use to teach this valuable molecular biology technique through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic. Join us for a walk through the miniPCR bio™ Viral Diagnostics Lab, Introduction to qPCR Lab, as well as a host of free resources you can use to link your curriculum to this pressing real-world problem.Viral Diagnostics Lab: Beating the Next Pandemic:minipcr.com/product/viral-diagnostics-lab-next-pandemicP51™ qPCR Lab: Principles of Quantitative PCR:minipcr.com/product/qpcr-lab-principles-quantitative-pcrWebinars and Additional Resources: minipcr.com/educational-resources/#toggle-id-2qPCR DNAdots: dnadots.minipcr.com/dnadots/real-time-polymerase-chain-reactionminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Copyright miniPCR bio™, 2020
BioBits®: Protein structure and function miniPCR bio 2020-10-12 | On Oct 12th at 3pm EDT, let Dr. Ally Huang preview our brand new lab using the BioBits® cell-free system. In this free live session, we will demonstrate how the BioBits® cell-free system can be used to illuminate protein structure and function relationships. Using fluorescent proteins, we will engage on the basics and the practice of protein engineering. If you’re interested in a hands-on lab with brilliant outputs that can be easily done remotely, this webinar is for you!Sign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesFor student questions to go with this webinar: docs.google.com/document/d/1vrzlKj50RuaFOGanLc4ug0XXfGeH4DTXm5qg8NcO-Hw/copyTo download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: http://minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/BioBits%20Structure%20Function%20webinar_small.pptxQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Micropipetting @home: Pette by Number miniPCR bio 2020-10-11 | ‘Pette by Number is one of three micropipetting art activities included in our Micropipetting @home kit. Easily the funnest way to sharpen your lab skills from home! Micropipetting @home kit: minipcr.com/product/micropipetting-home-microliter-madnessLearn how to micropipette video: youtube.com/watch?v=FJuceccl9Ns&t=1sMicropipetting resources: http://www.minipcr.com/micropipettingminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.
COVID-19 Vaccines miniPCR bio 2020-09-29 | This Monday 9/28, at 3pm EDT, join miniPCR bio and Dr. Alex Dainis for a discussion of COVID-19 vaccines! We'll cover the history of vaccines, the science of how they help your immune system fight infection, and the new methods that scientists are using to create a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2.Sign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesNew York Times Clinical Trial Tracker: nytimes.com/interactive/2020/science/coronavirus-vaccine-tracker.htmlWebinar with NIH and NIAID: twitter.com/NIH/status/1309163826085011458Vox Podcast about Regulatory Review: vox.com/21454359/fauci-rand-paul-covid-19-vaccine-trust-cdc-fdaFor student questions to go with this webinar: docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1bX1LaoSegeiV3J_HF-0rE3a91aTRPwa7cdE8hGBmH_U/copyTo download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: http://minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR%20bio_COVID-19_Vaccine_Webinar_20200928_small.pptxQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Meet the P51™ Molecular Fluorescence Viewer from miniPCR bio™! miniPCR bio 2020-09-19 | With P51™, you can detect and measure molecules like DNA in a simple, visual way. Scientists use fluorescence every day to detect and quantify DNA, RNA, and proteins, but it often requires sophisticated and complex equipment. With P51™, we’ve packaged the power to visualize molecules into a compact, cheap, handheld format that’s perfect for any setting. Using P51™, students of all ages can directly visualize the fundamental molecules of life in action. For example, you can watch as DNA forms a double helix and then unwinds. Or you can see enzymes process a substrate. In doing so, P51™ brings affordable, accessible activities to areas of the biology curriculum where there weren’t any before.To Purchase: minipcr.com/product-category/p51-molecular-glow-labminiPCR bio™: We make tools for scientists. Whether you are holding a micropipette for the first time or defining the cutting edge of research, doing science requires high quality innovative solutions. From classrooms to the International Space Station, our team of molecular biologists, engineers, designers, and educators is dedicated to the mission of making science accessible to everyone, everywhere.Copyright miniPCR bio™, 2020Music: Ukulele Song by Rafael Krux, Licensed by Helicase Media LLC
Viral Diagnostics Lab Preview miniPCR bio 2020-06-23 | Join Dr. Katy Martin for a first look at our upcoming Viral Diagnostics Lab, scheduled for release in Fall 2020. In this webinar, Katy will use gel electrophoresis to test fictional patient samples in real time. Through this lab, students will learn how molecular techniques help clinicians and scientists track and manage disease outbreaks.For student questions to go with this webinar: docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1iivvKgJLkJuZ4uJW9xRVJAhtC1Mtp2Bw8pTDF_npPvw/copyTo download the PowerPoint slides from this presentation: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/Viral-diagnostics-webinar_upload.pptxSign up for the miniPCR bio newsletter: http://www.minipcr.com/newsletterqPCR resources: qPCR lab - minipcr.com/product/qpcr-lab-principles-quantitative-pcrDNA Dots on qPCR - dnadots.minipcr.com/dnadots/real-time-polymerase-chain-reactionOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: https://www.minipcr.com/educational-r... Questions? Contact team@minipcr.com
SynBio workforce preparedness: training the next generation during a pandemic (SynBioBeta Summit) miniPCR bio 2020-06-19 | This is a recording of our session at SynBioBeta's Virtual Summit from June 3, 2020 (Built With Biology — The Bioeconomy Summit) on how we can continue to do hands-on biology labs with students at-home, moderated by Ally Huang and Jessica Stark, the co-developers of BioBits. Session title: SynBio workforce preparedness: training the next generation during a pandemicSession description: The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting transition to remote learning at home has greatly interrupted a student's ability and motivation to learn. To grow the future of the synthetic biology workforce and bioeconomy, we must find strategies to maintain biology education and inspire students to pursue these career paths through hands-on experiential learning that can be performed at home. There have been many advances in recent years in the synthetic biology space around accessible tools and resources that can be translated into hands-on learning activities, and this breakout session will allow people to share, learn, and discuss how these resources can be applied to at-home learning for students. Questions? Contact team@minipcr.comThank you to to SynBioBeta (synbiobeta.com) and Built With Biology (synbiobeta.com/builtwithbiology) for having us!Resources mentioned in the session: Pew Research Study on public views on science: pewresearch.org/science/2015/01/29/public-and-scientists-views-on-science-and-societyminiPCR portable thermocyclers and gel electrophoresis: http://www.minipcr.com/storeBioBits cell-free reactions: minipcr.com/products/biobitsCase study - BioBits at home for high school students: minipcr.com/case-studies/learning-at-home-biobits-hands-on-labs-for-high-school-studentsCase study - DNA analysis at home for college students: minipcr.com/case-studies/hands-on-labs-at-home-with-minipcr-bioBioBits Bright paper (prototype activities): advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/8/eaat5107BioBits Explorer paper (prototype activities): advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/8/eaat5105BioBits Health paper (prototype activities): pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acssynbio.8b00381Papers on using miniPCR bio products to develop COVID-19 diagnostics: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.20.052159v1.full.pdf and medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.03.20052860v2
Live demo: Forensic DNA lab miniPCR bio 2020-06-16 | On June 15th at 3pm EDT, Join Dr. Allison Nishitani for a live webinar on forensic DNA analysis. Learn how forensic scientists create DNA profiles and watch Allison test DNA evidence using gel electrophoresis. This webinar is ideal for distance learning. Free worksheets will be available to guide students as they interpret the DNA evidence.Webinar slides: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-bio-forensic-DNA-webinar.pptxWebinar worksheet: docs.google.com/document/d/1NPasksrJJ9GVpo7QJyoPOechQ2PWfS_anxvDCHGr41M/copyOther resourcesThe Innocence Project: innocenceproject.orgThe National Registry of Exonerations: http://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Pages/about.aspxArticle - Legal and public policy issues in DNA forensics: nature.com/scitable/content/Legal-and-public-policy-issues-in-DNA-13116miniPCR newsletter signup: minipcr.com/newsletterminiPCR bio forensics labs:Missy Baker Missing: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-crime-lab-missy-bakerDNA fingerprinting - shark attack: minipcr.com/product/bluegel-electrophoresis-lab-shark-attackAnalysis of the D1S80 VNTR: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-forensics-lab-d1s80-vntr
Live Demo: P51 Glow Labs miniPCR bio 2020-05-27 | Join us Tuesday May 26th, 3pm EDT for a free live demo. Dr. Ally Huang will perform a live demonstration of two engaging labs that require just a micropipette and a simple fluorescence viewer. The P51™ DNA Glow Lab™ explores DNA structure hands-on, observing how sequence, temperature, and other variables influence base pairing. The P51™ β-Gal Enzyme Glow Lab reveals enzyme kinetics in real time, with fluorescent outputs changing as students explore concentration, inhibitors, and other variables. Come learn how these labs can be used at all levels, from middle school through college, and are ideal for distance learning. Webinar worksheet: docs.google.com/document/d/1TV4FdlaKw4GlTuCUVlXGef4Rp8dVNg5BNCcwQ2cDCuA/copyInfo and links to all curriculum and documentations of both labs: DNA Glow Lab: minipcr.com/product/dna-glow-lab-structureEnzyme Lab: minipcr.com/product/p51-enzyme-glow-lab-beta-galactosidaseOther free educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resources
Live Demo: Sickle Cell Genetics miniPCR bio 2020-05-18 | Using gel electrophoresis, we will explore the links between genes and disease by diagnosing a fictional family for sickle cell anemia. This simple lab exercise can lead students through a rich exploration of topics ranging from protein structure to evolutionary biology.Join our curriculum director, Bruce Bryan, for a live demo of one of our most popular labs. Appropriate for intro through advanced classes.Student questions for this webinar: Sickle cell questions: docs.google.com/document/d/1yjQ2Fs-tFzU8_Nj7lGkv7L_IU4UTwXj1b8SQH-WjR_Q/copy3 things review: docs.google.com/document/d/1mgech7U9UncpqHo0R00criRNOBsLUwQ_4T1-J_c06eQ/copyPowerpoint slides and other resources from this webinar: minipcr.com/news/sickle-cell-lab-with-bruce-bryanOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resources Questions? Contact team@minipcr.com
Live Demo: Food Safety Lab miniPCR bio 2020-05-11 | Join Dr. Katy Martin for a live demonstration of the Genes in Space Food Safety Lab, which shows how molecular methods can be used to track and control disease outbreaks - on Earth and in space. Teachers will also learn how they can apply for a free loan of the Food Safety Lab kit to share with their students. For student questions to go with this webinar: docs.google.com/document/d/1DaWXALM3sEIY7T-1Rd2G5VKxGEnr7rZEPWOMXSWn6MQ/copyTo download the powerpoint slides from this presentation: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/Food%20Safety%20Lab%20Webinar_upload.pptxInfo on miniPCR Genes in Space Food Safety Lab: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-food-safety-lab To apply for Lab in a Box biotechnology loan program: genesinspace.org/request-minipcr-kit Genes in Space: genesinspace.org Join the Genes in Space mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/minipcr/genesinspacesignup Other free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resources Questions? Contact team@minipcr.com
qPCR and COVID-19 Testing miniPCR bio 2020-05-04 | Join Dr. Alex Dainis on Monday as she walks through miniPCR bio's qPCR lab, explaining how fluorescence can help us to diagnose disease. Learn about how this technique combines the amplification of PCR with the power of fluorescence to make DNA replication visible and measure gene expression or viral load. Sign up for our newsletter to receive updates on miniPCR bio virtual resources: minipcr.com/newsletter Educational resources: - qPCR webinar slides: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-bio-qPCR-webinar_compressed.pptx- Student questions: docs.google.com/document/d/1lWsaS2a6Yxn6q9iDwaQn-qVnhHvi86qphgCNA4U1I_0/copy- miniPCR bio resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesCOVID-19 Testing PrePrints:biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.20.052159v1?fbclid=IwAR1ScCu60DqmBx-eiLnmgZaJnGfDrcdhr8qo2mbiGemmKWjX4Hxzc3XbAwYmedrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.03.20052860v2.full.pdf
Live webinar: What is CRISPR? miniPCR bio 2020-04-27 | CRISPR here, CRISPR there. Why is CRISPR everywhere? Join Dr. Emily Gleason for a journey through the history of this powerful genome editing tool, its biomedical applications, and how it can be used by high school students. Get the science behind the gene editing tool that has transformed our world.Appropriate for all audiences!Helpful links: Slides from today's webinar: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020-CRISPR-webinar-miniPCR-bio.pptxCRISPR Webinar Questions - review worksheet: docs.google.com/document/d/1Dv1RzBGm8u2KgdSlYyE_0KaGUwOAe2f5eLIqicSFwC0/copyThree Things Review worksheet: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-bio-3-Things-Webinar-Review.pdfCRISPR DNAdots from miniPCR bio: dnadots.minipcr.com/dnadots/crisprcas-9Unlocking Life’s Code - repository of CRISPR teaching resources: unlockinglifescode.org/crispr-teaching-toolsVictoria Grey’s story: npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/12/25/784395525/a-young-mississippi-womans-journey-through-a-pioneering-gene-editing-experimentGenes in Space: genesinspace.orgGenes in Space-6 mission: nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7893CRISPR diagnostic pre-print: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.20.052159v1.full.pdfSign up for our newsletter to receive updates on miniPCR CRISPR resources: minipcr.com/newsletter
miniPCR bio PTC Taster Lab - Live demo of PCR, restriction digest and gel electrophoresis miniPCR bio 2020-04-20 | On April 20th at 3pm EDT, our curriculum director, Bruce Bryan, will perform a live demo of one of our most popular labs. Using the biotechnology tools of PCR and gel electrophoresis, Bruce will link his ability to taste bitter flavors (phenotype) to his own underlying DNA (genotype).Appropriate for introductory through advanced biology classes.Join us and watch Bruce genotype himself! For student questions to go with this webinar: docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1STW8ZABwhjgpMGx2-7R8_n-QF9LnIRz3L2YrRP9BIXM/copyOther free miniPCR bio educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesFull student lab guide: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-PTC-Lab-Students-Guide_v1.1.pdfTo download the powerpoint slides from this presentation: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-bio-PTC-Taster-Lab-Webinar_small.pptxInfo on miniPCR PTC Taster Lab: minipcr.com/product/minipcr-genotype-to-phenotype-ptc-taster-labQuestions? Contact team@minipcr.com
BioBits Central Dogma - Live Demo of Gene Expression miniPCR bio 2020-04-13 | On April 13th at 3pm EDT, let Dr. Ally Huang walk you through a complete lab using the BioBits cell-free system.In a live session we will explain how the BioBits Central Dogma Learning Lab is used from middle school through college to teach gene expression.If you're interested in learning hands-on, with bright fluorescent outputs, this webinar is for you!Info on BioBits Central Dogma lab: minipcr.com/product/biobits-central-dogmaFull teacher lab guide: minipcr.com/wp-content/uploads/miniPCR-bio-BioBits-Central-Dogma-Lab-Teachers-Guide-110919-3.pdfVideo introducing BioBits: youtube.com/watch?v=73QgBn9sHI8Cell-free tech webinar: youtube.com/watch?v=kq7_R0iIidkDNAdots: dnadots.minipcr.comOther free educational resources: minipcr.com/educational-resourcesQuestions? Contact biobits@minipcr.com
