Antibiotic-resistant bacteria have been traced to one farm and neighbors are concerned. Use PCR to test soil samples from neighboring farms to determine if the antibiotic-resistant bacteria are present.

Cell-free technology and fluorescent outputs allow students to directly visualize the flow of genetic information, from DNA to RNA to protein, all in real-time and with minimal preparation.

Examine the primary, secondary, and tertiary structures of fluorescent proteins and predict their functions, then use a cell-free system to produce the proteins to test your predictions.

Bring cutting-edge synthetic biology right into any learning setting! Using cell-free technology, you can visualize gene expression happening in real time right in front of your eyes. Our popular Central Dogma Lab, adapted for remote learning – everything you need is in this kit, even the hardware!

Bring cutting-edge synthetic biology right into any learning setting! Using cell-free technology, you can visualize gene expression happening in real time right in front of your eyes. Our popular Central Dogma Lab, adapted for remote learning. Everything you need is in this kit – including hardware and reagents for 10 students, individually packaged!

Scientists working in the forests of Madagascar may have rediscovered a species of lemur that was thought extinct. Analyze authentic field data and perform gel electrophoresis to make the call.

Missy Baker is missing! Use PCR to test whether DNA evidence collected from the cars of two different suspects matches Missy Baker.

Move beyond models and investigate DNA structure directly! Explore base pairing hands-on using a fluorescent dye to investigate the conditions that influence DNA structure and its transition from double helix to single strand, and vice versa.

Use PCR and gel electrophoresis to help monitor the spread of antibiotic resistance in the environment. In the process engage directly with one of the great health challenges of our time!

Use PCR and gel electrophoresis to help monitor the spread of antibiotic resistance in the environment. In the process engage directly with one of the great health challenges of our time!

Fast and robust PCR-based GMO detection from your favorite foods. Engage in a real-world biotechnology application relevant to agriculture, environmental science, and the food industry.

Baby Andrew has been diagnosed with hemophilia. Use gel electrophoresis to determine whether his female relatives carry the same X-linked mutation.

Discover how genetic testing can diagnose hereditary cancer risk. Students will analyze gel electrophoresis results to diagnose members of a fictional family and track inheritance through pedigrees.

Participate in an authentic investigation on the genetics of sleep and circadian clocks. Use PCR and gel electrophoresis to determine your own genotype at a locus that has been associated with morning vs. evening preference.

Conduct five inquiry investigations of enzyme activity. Measure the effect of pH, temperature, concentration, and competitive inhibition on reaction rates.

Investigate the genotypic basis of a phenotype using Wisconsin Fast Plants®. Link stem color phenotypes to their underlying genotypes using PCR to differentiate between alleles of a gene responsible for plant pigmentation.

Pre-digested PTC Taster control bands to help interpret student genotypes.

Examine how genetic variations affect our ability to perceive the world around us. Use molecular techniques to determine whether you carry taster or non-taster alleles.

Conduct a bacterial transformation experiment in a single 45 minute class period! This lab enables students to genetically engineer bacteria and observe the resulting blue phenotype.

A new virus is spreading across the globe. Use gel electrophoresis to determine if patients complaining of viral symptoms have seasonal flu or are infected with the new virus.