L6 Gel Electrophoresis, separation and detection Flashcards

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the test must be able to detect very small amounts of target even in the presence of other molecules

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Sensitivity

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the test yields a positive result for the target molecule only

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Specificity

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the test must be able to run efficiently and inexpensively on a routine basis

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Simplicitiy

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4
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Lyze Cells
Enzymatic reactions
Chemical extractions and Purificiation

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Isolating Nucleic Acids for Molecular Analysis

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5
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Detergent SDS
Tween 20 etc..

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Lyze cells

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6
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Degrade Proteins
Lipids
Other Cellular Molecules

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Enzymatic Reactions

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7
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Organic and Inorganic

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Chemical extraction and purification

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8
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Phenol-chloroform-isoamyl alcohol

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Organic extraction

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9
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Salt precipitation
Adsorption to silica surfaces/matrix columns
Anion-exchange chromatography protocols

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Inorganic Extraction

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10
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OD260 = 1.0 ~50ug/ml of dsDNA or 40 ug/ml of RNA or ssDNA

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Spectrophotometry
- Concentration abs at 260 nm (na bases)

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11
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Ratio < 1.8 contamination with proteins or phenol

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Purity (Spectrophotometry)

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12
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Fluorometric or gel electrophoresis detection and quantification (EtBr, acridine orange, diamino-benzoic acid)

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Fluorescent dyes

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13
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  • Restriction endonuclease enzyme digestion
  • Gel electrophoresis and ETBr Stain
  • Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP)
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Direct dectection of NA

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14
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  • Found ONLY in microorganisms
  • Function as homodimer; recognize symmetrical dsDNA (palindromes)
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Restriction endonucleases

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15
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  • Palindrome reads the same in both directions
  • Cutting genomic DNA with a RE results in many fragments of different sizes
  • Sequences directly opposite one another on opposite strands of the dsDNA molecule
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Restriction Enzymes Recognize Palindromes

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16
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Example: BamH1 (5’ overhang)

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Sequences directly opposite one another on opposite strands of the dsDNA molecule

17
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The negatively charged particles move toward the positive electrode while the positive charged particles move toward the negative electrode

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Gel Electrophoresis

18
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Charge
Size
Shape

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Molecules sort based on

19
Q

highly purified polysaccharide derived from agar (extracted from seaweed), long, sugar polymers held together by hydrogen and hydrophobic bonds.

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Agarose