This video demonstrates the use of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) to detect Saccharibacteria in a binary culture with Actinomyces. The protocol outlines DNA amplification and gel electrophoresis to confirm a stable host-parasite interaction.
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February 26th, 2026
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| Name | Company | Catalog Number | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agarose | Fisher Scientific | BP160-100 | |
| Brain Heart Infusion Broth (dehydrated powder) | Becton-Dickinson | 211059 | Or other growth media suitable for target organisms |
| Electrophoresis Power Supply | Bio-Rad | 1645052 | |
| Electrophoresis Rig | Bio-Rad | 1704467 | |
| GoTaq Green Mastermix | Promega | M7122 | |
| Mastercycler Pro Thermocycler | Eppendorf | 950040025 | Or equivalent thermocycler for PCR |
| MgCl₂ solution 25mM | Promega | A3513 | |
| Molecular Biology grade water | Fisher Scientific | BP2819100 | |
| P-1000 micro pipette | Gilson | F123601G | |
| PCR tubes 0.2 mL | Fisher Scientific | 14-230-205 | |
| Pipette tips - 1000 μL | Fisher Scientific | 02-717-166 | |
| SYBR Safe DNA Gel stain | ThermoFisher Scientific | S33102 | |
| Tryptic Soy Broth (dehydrated powder) | Becton-Dickinson | 211825 | Or other growth media suitable for target organisms |
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