Strawberry DNA – Sick Science! #114

Strawberry DNA – Sick Science! #114
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Read the full experiment at http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/strawberry-dna

You’ve probably learned or heard about DNA, but have you ever seen it? With the Strawberry DNA experiment, you’ll extract, isolate, and observe the DNA of a strawberry in a matter of minutes. It sounds impossible, but thanks to special characteristics of strawberries, it’s actually very possible… and simple. You don’t have to be a geneticist. You don’t need a microscope. It’s easy, fun, and all you need are some household materials.
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10 responses to “Strawberry DNA – Sick Science! #114”

  1. MYSTERY LIQUID: DISH SOAP, IT LOOKS THE SAME !!!!

  2. Because Every Living Thing Needs DNA If Not The Growing Wiil Be Ruined Or  Not Grow

  3. Atention:DO NOT EAT THIS,IT HAS ALCOHOL AND SOAP AND IT COULD BE BAD FOR YOU!

  4. Because and orgNism needs DNA to live.

  5. Did you know the strawberry is part of the rose family🍓🌹

  6. We did this in science today!

  7. I hav jploaded a video in school today with steps to this you guys can watch it

  8. It needs DNA because it is a living thing and living things need DNA

  9. With the Strawberry DNA experiment, you'll extract, isolate, and observe the DNA of a strawberry in a matter of minutes. It sounds impossible, but thanks to special characteristics of strawberries, it's actually very possible… and simple. You don't have to be a geneticist. You don't need a microscope. It's easy, fun, and all you need are some household materials.

  10. I did this on school! 🙂

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