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GENOMIC DNA: ISOLATION AND APPLICATIONS
Cell and Molecular Biology Lab Department of Biological Sciences
UST College of SciencePost Lab Discussion # 6
Genomic DNA Sum total of all DNA inside the
nucleus Nuclear DNA Chromosomal DNA Genome – the haploid set of
DNA (3 x 109 bp) Different from:
Mitochondrial DNA Chloroplast DNA Extrachromosomal DNA (plasmids)
Classification of Genomic DNA
• Protein- coding genes– Solitary– Duplicated/ diverged
• Tandemly repeated genes
• Repetitive DNA– Simple sequence– Moderately repeated– Mobile elements
• Spacer DNA
GENOMIC DNA ISOLATION FROM HUMAN BLOOD
Separation of RBC and WBC RBC lysis
10 mM Tris-Cl 0.15 mM NH4Cl/ 10 mM KHCO3/ 5% EDTA MgCl2- Slightly acidic solutions
Blood fractionation Cell lysis
Tris-Cl Sodium salt SDS
Protein Precipitation Potassium Acetate
DNA Precipitation Absolute alcohol
Washing 70% alcohol
DNA renaturation Tris-EDTA buffer
GENOMIC DNA ISOLATION FROM RICE SEEDLINGS• DNA extraction buffer
– Cell wall and cell membranes’ disruption
• Protein denaturation– Chloroform/ phenol
• DNA precipitation– Absolute alcohol
• Washing– 70% alcohol
• DNA renaturation– TE buffer
Assessing the Integrity of DNA High Quality Genomic DNA
>95% DNA will be of high molecular weight, migrating as intact band near the top of the gel
Very little evidence of smaller fragments indicated by a smear of many different sized DNA fragments
DNAA260 1.0 50 ug/mL
A260 / A280 1.6-1.8 High Purity
RNA
A2601.0 (in water)
40 ug/mL
A260 / A280
1.9-2.1 (in 10 mM Tris-Cl, pH 7.5)
High Purity
Genomic DNA from 8 blood samples stored at 4°C for 1 week. DNA was purified using the QIAamp DNA Blood Mini Kit. When blood is stored at 4°C the DNA is rapidly degraded due to apoptosis; the resulting apoptotic banding pattern can clearly be seen in these samples. M1: lambda–HindIII; M2:100 bp ladder.
Agarose gel electrophoresis of DNA purified with SpinClean™ Genomic DNA purification Kit.M : 1 kb ladder marker, line 1: Chicken whole blood(20ul sample volume), line 2 : Human whole blood(100ul sample volume), line 3 : E.coli, line 4 : L.brevis, line 5 : Streptomyces hygroscopicus subsp.
INTACT DNA SAMPLES DEGRADED DNA SAMPLES
4 bio 2
4 bio 3
4 bio 4
4 bio 5
4 bio 6
USES OF ISOLATED GENOMIC DNA
• Preparation of genomic libraries• PCR template• Cloning• Gene/DNA sequencing• Analysis of genomic organization• Study gene structure• DNA fingerprinting• Analysis of genome composition• Detection of abnormalities / mutations
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Rapid procedure for in vitro enzymatic amplification of a specific segment of DNA
Developed by Kary Mullis in 1985 (Nobel prize in 1993)
Theoretical basis was first described by Kleppe K. in 1971
Based on the principle that double-stranded (ds) DNA denatures at high temperatures and DNA polymerase synthesizes ds DNA in the presence of template and primer
Exponential increase of ds DNA produced with increasing cycles
PCR Machine (Thermal Cycler)
Automated machine that controls the changes in temperature needed in different steps in PCR: Denaturation temperature
Annealing temperature
Extension temperature
PCR Mixture
Template DNA - 1.0 uL
Forward Primer - 1.0 uL
Reverse Primer - 1.0 uL
dNTPs - 1.0 uL
PCR Buffer - 2.0 uL
Enzyme - 0.4 uL
ddwater - 13.6 uL
TOTAL - 20.0 uL
PCR STEPS
Template DNA Quality of DNA template is important
Salts, guanidine, proteases organic solvents and SDS affect PCR
Verify purity of sample by electrophoresis or spectrophotometry
Ethanol precipitation removes most contaminants
Amount of template required: <10 ng/uL of DNA
Different DNA samples have different amounts of the target DNA
Example: 4 kb plasmid with 1 kb insert (25% of the total DNA is the target DNA)
1 kb gene in human genome = 0.00003% (3.3x109)
Primer Design 15-30 mers (bases)
40-60 % GC content
Avoid sequences forming secondary structure
3’ ends should NOT be complementary to avoid primer dimers
Avoid 3 G or C in a row near the 3’ end
Both primers should anneal at the same temperature
Annealing temp is dependent on the primer with lower melting temp
Final concentarion should not exceed 50pmol (1 uM concentartion)
Melting Temperatures of Primers
Tm = (81.5 + 16.6)(log10[Na+])+(0.41)(%G+C)-675/n
Where [Na+] = molar salt concentration
n = number of bases in oligonucleotides
Tm = [(A+T)2] + [(C+G)4]
ATG GCG GCT CGA TCA GCA AA
Tm = [(9)2]+[(11)4] 62
Enzyme Concentration Recommended: 1.25 U of Taq pol in a 50 uL
reaction( elongation: 100-500 bp/min)
Inclusion of more enzyme does not significantly increase product yield
High amounts of enzymes results to artifacts in PCR products
Prepare master mixes to avoid pipeting errors (enzymes are stored in glycerol – accurate pipeting is almost impossible)
Enzyme Concentration Recommended: 1.25 U of Taq pol in a 50 uL
reaction
Inclusion of more enzyme does not significantly increase product yield
High amounts of enzymes results to artifacts in PCR products
Prepare master mixes to avoid pipeting errors (enzymes are stored in glycerol – accurate pipeting is almost impossible)
Magnesium Concentration Affects the performance of polymerase
Taq polymerase is inactive in the absence of free Mg
Excess free Mg reduces enzyme fidelity and may increase non-specific amplification
Determine optimal Mg concentration (1-3 mM)
Use 0.5 mM increments
Completely thaw MgCl before use
Magnesium chloride could form precipitates in frozen state – vortex before use
Amplification It has an exponential increase in
the number of target DNA fragments
30 cycles = 230 copies
Y= A x 2n
A= initial number of copies of target DNA
N= number of cycles
Y number of copies of DNA after the reaction
Time
Amount of DNA
Applications of PCR Direct cloning from genomic DNA or cDNA
In vitro mutagenesis and genetic engineering
Genetic fingerprinting of forensic samples
Assays for the presence of infectious agents
Prenatal diagnosis of genetic diseases
Analysis of allelic sequence variations
Analysis of RNA transcript structures
Genomic footprinting
Direct nucleotide sequencing of genomic and cDNA
DNA FINGERPRINTING
DNA FINGERPRINTING• RFLPs- Restriction Fragment
Length Polymorphisms• VNTRs – Variable Number
Tandem Repeats
Crime Investigation
Paternity testing
Can you tell who among the children are real sons/ daughters? Adopted? Step-daughter/son?