Pyrosequencing Flashcards

1
Q

how does pyrosequencing singal work

A

chemiluminescnce - light signal when dNTP is added

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2
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four enzymes that are present at all times

A

DNA pol, ATP sulfurylase, Luciferase, Apyrase

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3
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how are dNTPs added and measured

A
  1. add dNTP (one at a time)
  2. clean up
  3. measure signal
  4. add dNTP…
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4
Q

What are the three primers added

A

forward
sequencing
reverse primer

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5
Q

where is the sequencing primer found

A

bt forward primer and target sequence

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6
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T/F reverse primer is biotinylated

A

T

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7
Q

what are the steps in pyrosequencing

A
  1. PCR with one primers biotinylated
  2. immobilize biotinylated PCR onto strepavidin beads
  3. denaturation in NaOH
  4. wash
  5. anneal sequecncing primers
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8
Q

what happens in both pyrosequencing and Sanger PCR when a dNTP is added onto the chain

A

pyrophosphate is lost to start the cascade

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9
Q

what is the pyrosequncing workflow

A
  1. extraction
    2.PCR
  2. sample prep
  3. Pyrosequecing
  4. analysis
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10
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What are the 5 steps in pyrosequencing

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  1. dNTP is turned into DNA and PP (pyrophosphate) using polymerase
  2. APS + PP turns into ATP with sulfurylase
  3. ATP with Luciferin turns into oxiluciferin and light (signal) with luciferase
  4. Apyrase will remove ATP and junk nNTP
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11
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what is the device to detect light called

A

luminometer

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12
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what is pyrosequencing used for (4)

A
  1. short sequence analysis
  2. single nucleotide polymorphism
  3. HLA tpying
  4. BISULFITE SEQUENCING
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13
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What is the purpose of bisulfite sequencing

A
  1. genes cut with restritction enzymes
  2. agarose gel used
  3. DNA denaturation and exposure to bisulfite solution
  4. bisulfate incubation = deamination of UNmethylated cytosines into URACILS
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14
Q

why is genomic DNA used

A

we DONT use PCR product because it is NOT methylated

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15
Q

How would be untreated strand turn into a primer sequence

A

untreated sequence ->
bisulfite sequence ->
compliment ->
primer sequence

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16
Q

what template is used for PCR amplification

A

bisulfate treated templates

17
Q

how is methylation detected

A

comparing a treated seuqence and untreated sequence