nucleic acid extraction
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What is nucleic acid extraction?
Nucleic acid extraction is a process used to purify DNA or RNA from a sample. It involves breaking open cells or tissues, separating the nucleic acids from other cellular components (like proteins and lipids), and then isolating the desired nucleic acids. Common uses include molecular biology research, diagnostic testing (e.g., PCR), and forensic analysis.
Which job functions commonly mention nucleic acid extraction?
Biologist
0.1% of all Biologist jobs mention nucleic acid extraction
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Research Assistant
0.1% of all Research Assistant jobs mention nucleic acid extraction
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Laboratory Services
0.1% of all Laboratory Services jobs mention nucleic acid extraction
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Researcher
196 Researcher jobs mention nucleic acid extraction
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Scientist
123 Scientist jobs mention nucleic acid extraction
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Which organizations are mentioning nucleic acid extraction?
Texas A&M University
Educational Services
University of California Berkeley
Educational Services
ORISE
Professional Services
North Carolina State University
Educational Services
Merck
Health Care and Social Assistance
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