The standard hello world is to do a bacterial transformation. Simply put, you get some bacteria and add a new gene to them. Procedure can be found here: http://tequals0.wordpress.com/diybio-protocols-and-information/
I am also giving away most of the "expensive" (relative to one person vs quantity needed) reagents to do this. Mail me off list for details.
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On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 4:41 PM, SulfurApothecary <disulfideprotein@gmail.com> wrote:
So Im a home chemist, but I wanted to do some biology, I have no idea how I get started or what not. Could someone explain a few things for me or give me some resources? I would really appreciate it. --
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