Técnica molecular RFLP PCR (polimorfismo de longitud de fragmentos de restricción)
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Jul 15, 2024
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técnica de fragmentos de restricción polimorfismo
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Language: en
Added: Jul 15, 2024
Slides: 51 pages
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RESTRICTION FRAGMENT LENGTH POLYMORPHISM (RFLP) Presented by: Muhammad faiz
Alec Jeffreys in 1984 Royal Society’s Royal Medal in 1994 Wolf Prize in Medicine in 1998 Discovery
Length of DNA Fragments generated by restriction enzyme vary from one plant variety to other Variation due to VNTRs Genetic variation among individuals or population
We have 3 Reference DNA samples from 3 Different Varieties & 4 th Sample used to compare with other samples. We have 2 restriction endonuclease enzyme for double digestion To perform RFLP technique
DNA Extraction
DNA Sample = 15 microliter 10X Assay Buffer = 3.0 microliter Molecular Biology Grade Water = 10 microliter ECoR1 = 1.0 microliter Pst1 = 1.0 microliter Reaction Mixture for RFLP
Loading 15 micro litre DNA Sample in microfuge tube
Loading 3 micro litre 10X Assay buffer in microfuge tube
Adding 10 micro litre Molecular Grade Water in microfuge tube
Purpose of loading DNA Ladder DNA size marker or molecular weight marker A mixture of DNA fragments of known sizes To compare size of DNA fragments of experimental sample
Loading 1kb or 3 microliter DNA Ladder in first Well
Loading 25 micro litre DNA solution mixture to wells
70 Volts for about 45 Minutes
Denaturation Gel placed in Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) for Denaturation Single Stranded DNA formed Heating the DNA fragments in an alkaline solution(NaOH ) which break hydrogen bonds
Blotting DNA fragments tranfer onto nitrocellulose or nylon membrane. To Immobilize the DNA To increase Sensitivity To Probe the DNA Identify presence of gene of interest from complex mixture Purpose
1_Place Sponge blotting paper after dipping with tranfer buffer 2_Another Sponge paper after dipping with tranfer buffer
3_Place Filter paper after dipping with tranfer buffer 4_Place the Gel on filter paper accurately
5_Place Nylon membrane om Gel 6_Place filter paper on nylon membrane
7_ Place Sponge filter paper on it 8_ Place another Sponge filter paper on it
9_Finally place postive Electrode, a anode on it
10_Place in the tank apparatus 11_Add transfer buffer to tank apparatus
Electro plotting transfer apparatus connect with powerpad for 2 hours
Cross linking of DNA onto Nylon membrane under UV Light for 20 Minutes
Incubation at 70 degree for 20 minutes
Add 10ml pre hybridization buffer Incubate at 70rpm for 45 Minutes
Add 10 ml of Hybridization buffer at Room Temperature
Dip Probe in boiling water bath for 5 min Biotinylated probe, a short sequence of nucleotides complementary to gene of interest
Place Probes on ice for 5 min Approximately 15 micro litre probe added in solution on petri dish
Add 10ml wash buffer 1 Incubate for 5 min And repeat 3 times
Add Blocking buffer 10ml for 1 hour at Room Temperature
Add 9ml of conjugate dilution buffer in flask Add 9 microliter of Toeen 20 in same flask
Add 6 microliter of streptavidine-HRP &place 20 minutes at Room Temperature Add 10 ml wash buffer III at room temperature, 5 min
Add wash buffer 4 Shake until blue color produce
Now observation of hybridized probe with gene of interest
Gene of interest is detected finally
APPLICATIONS 1_ Genetic Mapping 2_ DNA Finger Printing (In forensic, paternity testing, criminal investigations) 3_ Disease Diagnosis 4_ Evolutionary Studies
Criminal Investigation
Paternity testing
Disease Diagnosis
Advantages 1_ High Resolution 2_ Wide applicability 3_ Stable 4_ Co dominant