— Ryla Cantergiani 2020/06/08 21:48

Polyethylene glycol (PEG) transformation solution is used to mediate transformations. We keep a 50% PEG solution on Shelf O.

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Location:Shelf AAA

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Directions

1. Place 50 g polyethylene glycol powder in beaker
2. Add 30-40 mL diH2O
3. Heat and stir until totally clear (this will take a long time)
4. Dilute to 100 mL with diH20 (wait about 40 minutes and until it becomes clear)
5. Transfer to a 125 mL bottle using a vacuum filter.

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