ta-resources-survey
DNALC Logo
Whether you’re stepping into the lab for the first time or supporting instructors behind the scenes, this page offers easy access to practical resources. From safety guidance to everyday lab support, you’ll find the tools you need to feel prepared and confident.

Approachable Protocols and Advanced Techniques You Can Trust

Since 1986, Carolina has worked with the DNALC to bring innovative and high-quality kits and teaching materials to educators. Our codeveloped kits make advanced concepts approachable and breakthrough techniques accessible by focusing on the unique and diverse needs of teachers and students in the classroom.

Announcing New Enhancements and Updates to Your Favorite DNALC Kits

Supporting instruction means you have everything you need to teach—such as videos, animations, websites, and activities—in addition to helping you with advanced and rapidly changing subjects such as bioinformatics.

Working with DNALC, we continue to enhance our kits’ digital support on our online platform, Carolina Science Online, along with lessons and activities on Carolina Knowledge Center.

DNALC Webinars

Featured DNALC and Carolina Kits

Most popular kits

Using a Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) to Predict Bitter Tasting Ability

Explore the molecular basis of the inherited ability to taste the bitter chemical phenylthiocarbamide (PTC). Item #211377

Detecting Genetically Modified Food by PCR

Explore a modern application of genetic engineering by investigating whether the soy or corn ingredients in various processed foods contain a genetic modification. Item #211367

Purification of Green Fluorescent Proteins

Lean how to engineer proteins using three techniques—transformation, protein purification, and protein gel electrophoresis. Item #211073

Kits for every grade level

Strawberry DNA Extraction Kit

In this exciting activity students are introduced to DNA, literally, by removing it out of a strawberry! Item #211338

DNALC Baggie Cell Model Kit

Introduce students to the concept of “form fits function” by familiarizing them with different kinds of cells, their organelles, and the specific jobs each organelle performs. Item #211336

Purification of Green Fluorescent Protein

Many students are aware of lactose intolerance, but how many understand what it means and how it relates to human evolution? Item #211337

Cutting edge biotechnology kits

Taq Polymerase Production and Validation Kit

With this one-of-a-kind kit, students purify Taq polymerase, an enzyme used in polymerase chain reactions, from bacteria engineered to produce it, then test the enzyme’s activity by performing PCR with it. Item #211165

Using DNA Barcodes to Identify and Classify Living Things

Students take a new approach to taxonomy using “DNA barcodes”—short, unique DNA sequences—to learn about the biodiversity of plants, mammals, fish, or insects. Item #211385

Inducing RNAi by Feeding Kit

Students use the Nobel Prize-winning RNA interference (RNAi) technique to silence 2 different genes in the nonparasitic roundworm C. elegans. Item #211391

Product Testimonials

Additional content from DNALC

Newsletter Signup

Get the latest news, free activities, teacher tips, product info, and more delivered to your inbox.