2. Although we use pre-cast gels in this lab it is common practice to make your ownpolyacrylamide gels in a laboratory. How much bis-acrylamide (in grams) shouldyou use to make 5 mL of a 5% bis-acrylamide solution?3. We typically store running buffer (used in SDS-PAGE) in a 10X concentratedform. You are given 100 mL of a 10X running buffer stock solution and need tomake it all into a 1X running buffer solution. How much water would you add tothe stock solution?

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Although we use pre-cast gels in this lab it is common practice to make your own polyacrylamide gels in a laboratory. How much bis-acrylamide (in grams) should you use to make 5 mL of a 5% bis-acrylamide solution ? We tyrically stere rupning buffor (used in SDS RA CELIN HOY

Although we use pre-cast gels in this lab it is common practice to make your own polyacrylamide gels in a laboratory. How much bis-acrylamide (in grams) should you use to make 5 mL of a 5% bis-acrylamide solution ? We tyrically stere rupning buffor (used in SDS RA CELIN HOY

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