you do not come across as stupid, so don't worry about that.
Question: have you actually done all of this in class, or have you just studied it? If you have done it in class...well thats how we do it as well (mostly).
If you have not, check out www.bosslab.org to see protocols we use at BOSSLAB, and if you want to see some cool pictures you can check out www.tequals0.wordpress.com. If you are in the boston area, come down to a meeting! we have a meeting saturday from 12-1 pm at BOSSLAB (just look it up on google maps). Let me know if you need help getting a hold of equipment or supplies.
--Avery
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 8:34 PM, boo.cornell@comcast.net <boo.cornell@comcast.net> wrote:
Hi! This is my first post, so I hope I don't come across as stupid around here (I know there are quite a few professional people here, it's quite intimidating.) I'm currently in highschool and have learned a lot about dna extraction and the process of making recombinant dna for transgenic organisms, (vectors, restriction enzymes, etc), but I have yet to learn the inside of how you'd do it in a diy-lab setting. I was only interested in doing a basic project with making recombinant dna (bio-luminescent bacteria, etc.) Could anyone help me out, or at least put me in the right direction. This has greatly interested me in the past week, and I'd like to look into it :)
Thanks a bunch!
~Dennis
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