lab2 Flashcards
physical mapping is often the quickest way by which one can
verify the size and the oreintation of DNA inserted into a plasmid
Southern analysis is often employed to determine
the migration and approximate length of DNA restriction fragments that are similar or identical to that of a known probe
Southern blot steps
Target DNA is cut into _______ by _______
and the resulting fragments are
the cleaved, resolve restriciton fragments are _____
then ______ (using _____________)
so as to introduce ________________ to facilitate __________
The DNA is then _____________ usually by _______ under conditions where _____________
restriction fragments
- the action of one or more restriction enzymes
- resolved accosding to size using gel electrophoresis
- subsequently partially depurinated(at acid pH)
- denatured
- strong alkaline conditions
- limited strand breakage
- subsequent steps
- immobilized to a solid support
- capillary blotting
- the membrane binds and retains denatured DNA (high ionic strenth)
when blotting is complete, the membrane effectively contains
a ‘mirror image’ of the gel and it’s resolved restriction fragments
HOw are denatured immobilized DNA fragments fixed to the membrane by
by UV-crosslinking or baking of the membrane
Denatured immobilized DNA fragments are _____________ and exposed in solution to _______ that is labelled in some manner (usually by ________)
fixed to the membrane
denatured DNA of a known sequence
incorporation in vitro of radioactive isotopes such as 32P, 33P or 35S
The denatured probe in solution and ‘target’ DNA are incubated under conditions of _____________ where the prove specifically ________________ on the membrane
ionic strength and temperature
hybridizes to its complimentary sequence
Following a period of incubation (to allow for ___________) the excess (___________) probe is ________________
- binding and incubation
- unbound
- washed away
a probe for the GFP gene allows for ___________ of target DNA
non-radioactive detetion
linear double-stranded fragments of DNA migrate in an agarose gel at a rate that is ____________
inversely proportional to the log10 of their size