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Although the experiment was performed with care and was repeated three times, there is still a possibility for an error to occur during the process, that could affect the final results.

 

 The three probable causes of incorrect data could include:

  •  Wrong measurement of the mass of the dry DNA strands due to the balance calibration (+/- 0.05g).
     

  •   Leaving some DNA strands within the test tube during the collection process.
     

  •  Weighing the mass of the dry DNA strand with the small kiwi seeds that might not have been filtered properly.
     

 

To improve my experiment in the future I would:

  •  Use a balance that has a more precise scale and better calibration.
     

  •  Perform the collection process more carefully to take out all the DNA strands that precipitated.
     

  •   Construct a better filtrating system to be completely sure that the kiwi seeds will not pass through.

 

 

                                          

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A well calibrated and precise balance, better filtrating system, and careful collection of the precipitated DNA strands could greatly diminish the source error.

 



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