Molecular Techniques I: DNA Flashcards

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Types of dna techniques

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“to clone Paul C.Rxn from down South, go to the Library and return with the Sequence”

Cloning

PCR

Southern Blot

DNA library

Sequencing

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Requirements for cloning

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Plasmid

Eukaryotic DNA

Restriction enzymes (endonuclease)

Ligase

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Cloning procedure

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4
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Plasmid requirements

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Origin of replication

Selectable marker

Restriction site

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5
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Gimme: what do you use for foreign dna that’s more than 20kb?

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Bacterial Artificial Chromosome

Yeast Artificial Chromosome

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Clustered restriction sites are called

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Multi-cloning regions

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How do restriction enzymes work?

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Cut at 4-6bp sequences (aka restriction sites) that are palindromic

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Possible ligation products after cloning

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Transformation requirements

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Competent cells (electrocompetent or heat-shock based)

Electroporation/Heat shock

Antibiotic selection

Colony screening

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Transformation procedure

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Colony screening types

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Blue white screening

Hybridization

(Colony PCR w/ flanking primers and gel)

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Blue white screening procedure

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Hybridization procedure for colony screening

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How do you make a DNA/RNA probe?

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Find 6-7 aas in a row in a region with the least degeneracy

Total probe size = 18-21 nucleotides long

Radiolabel 5’ end

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Polymerase chain reaction procedure

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16
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Calculation of copy number after PCR

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2^n where n = # ds strands generated/cycle number +1

17
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Describe how you would use PCR to identify mutations in known genes using the CFTR gene as an example

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(check sheet for answer)

Need to design primers that flank the normal region of the gene and the deleted/mutated region of the gene, amplify DNA then run a gel

If HM normal, gel will show ONE large band

if HT, gel will show 2 bands (one large, one small)

if HM mutant, gel will show ONE small band (mutated region)

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Southern Blotting procedure

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19
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SNP-based Restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis

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SNP abolishes restriction enzyme site

20
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STR based RLFP analysis concept

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21
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DNA library types

cDNA library construction process

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Genomic and cdna

22
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Sanger sequencing (old school) concept and procedure

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Based on chain termination (via ddNTPS) and 4 separate reaction mixtures

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Sanger sequencing (new school) procedure

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(still chain termination) One reaction and capillary gel. Signal read by laser since ddNTPs have flourophore

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Next Generation sequencing procedure

Why is it called “massively parallel?”

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Ion torrent Next Gen Platform

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26
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Reverse termination/Bridge PCR (Illumina) NExt Gen

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27
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Bridge PCR for Illumina

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