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The Procedure Written In The Lab Manual By Professor Poulos
The procedure written in the lab manual (101-109) by Professor Poulos. The only change made during the lab is changing the amount of methylene chloride and water: 600 uL to 1000 uL. Other than this, the procedure is identical to the procedure written in the lab manual. Thus, please refer to the lab manual for the detailed procedure.
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