Biochemistry - Lab Techniques Flashcards

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Northern Blot

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RNA
RNA is enzymatically cleaved–> electrophoresis and filtered –> radio labeled –> RNA visualized

Indicated the level of mRNA and gene expression

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Southern Blot

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DNA

DNA cleaved into smaller pieces–> electrophoresis and filtered –> DNA is radio labeled –> DNA visualized

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Western Blot

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Protein
Proteins separated and electrophoresis –> labeled with antibody

  • used to verify HIV dx after POSITIVE ELISA
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SouthWestern Blot

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identify DNA binding Proteins (transcription factors) using oligonucleotide probes

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Microarrays

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Used to identify gene expression, SNPs, CNV, genetic testing etc

Profiles the DNA by complementary binding with known DNA/RNA sequences

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ELISA

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Detect the presence of an antibody or an antigen
Direct: antibody used to detect presence of an antigen, antibody coupled to a color generating enzyme
Indirect: Antibody or antigen detected, then color generating enzyme used to detect the antigen-antibody complex

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Karyotyping

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Metaphase Chromosomes are detected, stained, and ordered based on various factors
- dx CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES

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Floresence in Situ

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Complementary binding with DNA/RNA probes to a specific gene of interest
Used for localization of the genes and direct visualization of anomalies

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Cloning

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mRNA –> cDNA via reverse trancscriptase –> inserted into plasmid with antibiotic resistance gene –> antibiotic resistance Bacteria created

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Cre-lox

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Can inducible modify the expression of genes at different points in development

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RNA interference

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dsRNA is synthesized that is complementary to the mRNA of interest. dsRNA is inserted into the human cells, and the dsRNA separates and combines with the host cell mRNA promoting degradation.
- to knock out gene expression

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