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The Bacterial ID Lab

Pick the virtual bacterial ID lab link. This virtual lab takes you to the bench of a sequencing lab where you go through all the steps in sequencing bacterial DNA. Then you search BLAST to find and identify the source of the DNA. (HINT: To copy the sequence during the lab, press 'control' and 'c' simultaneously.)

Molecular Biology and Primate Phylogenetics

This link from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation is a lab protocol for teachers. The lab uses homologous sequences in primates to uncover the evolutionary relationships with our cousins.

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