This week we ended up doing the plasma mini prep. Which maybe we aren’t having the best week but our broth ended up getting tossed out since a unlabeled tube spilled which caused everything to get contaminated. Our mentors let us use there project broth which was pTAC. We ended up using centrifuges and a spectrophotometer which a perfect result concluded 1.8 but our results ended up being 1.98 with a concentration of 30.1 which isn’t good. Means there is more protein then DNA 🧬 

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