What does the lysis solution do in DNA extraction?

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Olivia Clark

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The lysis buffer (detergent) breaks open the cells by destroying the fatty membranes that enclose the cells as well as the nuclei membranes within the cells. DNA is released into the solution. Detergent and the salt also helps strip away proteins that are associated with the DNA molecules.Mar 9, 2010
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The lysis buffer (detergent) breaks open the cells by destroying the fatty membranes that enclose the cells as well as the nuclei membranes within the cells. DNA is released into the solution. Detergent and the salt also helps strip away proteins that are associated with the DNA molecules.Mar 9, 2010
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