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mostly for HLA typing so that a potential stem cell recipient with a rare disease can get the stem cells of the person who got buccal swabbed if matched - which saves the recipient's life from that rare disease.

Yes, it can. However, an animal tissue extraction method would also be effective for fungi.

Hi, the palette is usually white. However, sometimes the palette retains some colour from the original sample material. This usually happens when a large amount of fresh material is used or when the cells contain a lot of pigment. According to the manufacturer, Qiagen, 3-30ug of DNA is typical. However, my experience is that it is often greater. The yield for the technique varies a lot and may depend on the genome size of the plant you are working with. If you need a higher yield, you can increase the concentration of the DNA in the final elution by decreasing the volume of elution buffer you use. (I'm sorry for the very late reply! I did not see your comment until now!)

@@unitecEAS-biodiversity thanks for your reply. But I want to tell u Inhave used this method several times but I didn’t got dna ever!😓😓😓 I tried it the way u have told in the video but unfortunately I never ever got it

@@unitecEAS-biodiversity also plz let me know can I extract DNA from fungus using this kit ? As I have read this in many papers.. my fungus is Nosema spores residing in honey bee abdomen. I need to extract DNA of that

@@SaumyaSharma123 Yes, we routinely use the Plant Minikit for fungal DNA extraction. A few standard questions: Have you confirmed that the bee abdomen you are extracting from do contain the spores? Are you able to pool your samples during extraction to increase chances of obtaining DNA? I assume that you have seen the paper Ingemar et al 2013 Standard methods for Nosema research (doi.org/10.3896/IBRA.1.52.1.14)? The paper shows a few additional steps in the Nosema DNA extraction protocol before using the Plant Minikit.

@@SaumyaSharma123 yes I have extract the DNA from fungul with ths kit