PCR Learning Activities
Select from an extensive catalogue of educational tools available for enhancing the teaching of biological subjects, including simulated testing of blood and urine, the illustration of various natural habitats, and the dissection of sterilized stool samples collected from different regions. By engaging with these educational materials, students learn about animals, the environment, interactions between different animals, growth patterns of cellular organisms, and much more. Safe and economical, these convenient kits are designed to provide you with all of the materials necessary for proper biology education.
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Edvotek® Reeling In The Truth: Identifying Red Snapper Using Genetic Analysis
Is what you are buying what you are getting?
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Exploring the Genetics of Taste: SNP Analysis of the PTC Gene using PCR
Let your students isolate, amplify and predict their ability to taste PTC paper.
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Genotype vs. Phenotype: Genetics of Taste
Engage students with a genetics and PCR kit that has a direct link to a testable phenotype.
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Usage of Restriction Enzymes in DNA Fingerprinting Analysis
Compare DNA Banding Patterns
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Edvotek® Silent Signals: Tracking Disease Through PCRWastewater Testing
Water quality and public safety.
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Detecting COVID-19 Using Reverse-Transcription PCR (RT-PCR), Edvotek
In this simulated RT-PCR experiment, students will explore the diagnostic test used worldwide to diagnose and monitor the spread of COVID-19.
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Animal Identification: Catch a Predator
Your students are asked to identify the unknown predator that is killing calves on a nearby ranch.
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Discovering Quantitative PCR Amplification (qPCR) and Analysis
Get hands-on experience with the principles and practice of qPCR.
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Water Quality Testing III Kit: Multiplexed PCR for Testing Water Bacteria
Students check water for contaminants using PCR-based testing.
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miniPCR® Blue Egg Chicken DNA Test
Use PCR to genotype your own chickens for the presence of the oocyan allele that causes blue eggs.