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Isolation of DNA from Saliva and Cheek Cells Using Household Chemicals
2020
Journal of Life Sciences
Saliva is a feasible specimen used in sample collection for research purposes. It is reported that saliva typically contains ~430,000 epithelial cells per mL. There are various cost-effective methods and commercial kits available which are used to extract DNA from saliva. However, this study aims to explore a simple, time-saving and cheap method of DNA extraction using daily life household chemicals without the help of any electronic equipment. This protocol utilizes pineapple juice which
doi:10.17265/1934-7391/2020.01.004
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