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某生物兴趣小组开展DNA粗提取的相关探究活动.具体步骤如下:

材料处理:称取新鲜的花菜、辣椒和蒜黄各2份.每份l0g.剪碎后分成两组,一组置于20℃、

另一组置于﹣20℃条件下保存24h.

DNA粗提取:

第一步:将上述材料分别放人研钵中,各加入l5mL研磨液,充分研磨.用两层纱布过滤.

取滤液备用.

第二步:先向6只小烧杯中分别注人10mL滤液,再加人20mL体积分数为95%的冷酒精

溶液,然后用玻璃棒缓缓地向一个方向搅拌,使絮状物缠绕在玻璃棒上.

第三步:取6支试管,分别加入等量的2mol/L NaCl溶液溶解上述絮状物.

DNA检测:在上述试管中各加入4mL二苯胺试剂.混合均匀后,置于沸水中加热5min,待试管冷却后比较溶液的颜色深浅,结果如下表.

材料保存温度

花菜

辣椒

蒜黄

20°C

++

+

+++

﹣20°C

+++

++

++++

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