Chemically reacted

Chemically reacted

By: Scott Johnsgard

Issue date: 10/31/08 Section: News

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Media Credit: Scott Johnsgard

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Junior chemistry major Eric Ortega adds specially prepared DNA to his experiment in a CHEM 234 class Thursday in the Chemistry building. The process, known as gel electrophoresis, is used to see how genetic fragments and proteins are related or changed by chemical reactions.

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