Match the outcomes on the left with the laboratory steps on the right.  ___   Harvest the cells                                     A. Add salt ___   Dissolve cell membranes                          B. Add protease, incubate at 50°C ___   Precipitate the DNA                                C. Mix in a detergent solution ___   Break down proteins                                D. Layer cold alcohol over cell extract ___   Make DNA less soluble in water               E. Gently chew the insides of your mouth, then rinse vigorously with water

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