Add a protocol

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If you are interested in posting a protocol or method on Molecular Biology Wiki, this is a example template to help you!

1. Click on EDIT and Copy Everything Below. Paste it into your new protocol page. (A New protocol page can be made simply by editing a relevant page and then adding a link to the page to your new protocol.)
2. Then replace the template text on the page you paste with your own protocol information.
3. Feel free to add or delete sections as appropriate although try to be as detailed as possible.
4. If you can post a picture, diagram or anything relevant that would be amazing.
5. You can add your picture, name and affiliation if you would like.

Contents 1 Author 2 Background of X Protocol 3 Materials Needed for X Protocol 4 Procedure of X Protocol 5 X Protocol Notes 6 Troubleshooting X Protocol 7 References for X Protocol

Author

If you would replace this with your name, a bit about yourself, and your affiliation (university / school). You can even post a picture if you would like.

At the very least Please sign your name to your note by adding '''*~~~~''': to the beginning of your protocol or if anyone makes changes.

Background of X Protocol

Replace this sentence with background information on the protocol, the history of the method (if you can), its function and usefulness in research.

To add a reference to your background, simply add <ref>Toshina. The Great Nobel Prize. Nobel Place. 1999. </ref> and you will get this: ^[1].

Materials Needed for X Protocol

List reagents, supplies and relevant equipment necessary to conduct the protocol.

• supplies used (e.g what size / type tubes were used?)
• reagents
• X μL reagent (show table or list of reagents)
• master mix used?
• equipment used (company and type if possible)

Buffer recipes

Add Buffer Recipes here

• add X g NaCl
• add X g Tris
• Dilute with X mL of ddH20

Store at X. Can be stored for X X.

Procedure of X Protocol

• Steps

1. this is what you do in step one
2. this is what you do in step two
3. this is what you do in step three

X Protocol Notes

Include tips and FAQs here. You can also add kit (manufacturer) information here.

Troubleshooting X Protocol

Add common problems and solutions of the protocol here.

References for X Protocol

1. ↑ Toshina. The Great Nobel Prize. Nobel Place. 1999.

Note: Please click on the discussion button after you click Save page below. This makes a discussion thread in the Molecular Station forum and allows users to discuss the protocol.