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Re: Seperating DNA from cells
I am sorry, I have much experience in sorting insects, but not much (close to nothing) in sorting minute water-living micro-organisms.
I guess the method will depend on what sort(s) of organism you want extracted from your sample.
Here are some guesses:
If they differ in size, there is allways filters you can use to separate the different sizes.
If they differ in weight, it might also be possible to sort them after weight by using a high velocity centrifuge
It will probably not be enough to sort them in different species though.
Maybe there exists methods that utilize their biology, so that they sort themselves?
For bacteria, you can grow them on different substrates, specifically tailored for the bacteria you are interested in.
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Last edited by MortenS; 10-22-2005 at 01:42 AM..
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