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SOUTHERN BLOTTING
Outline
Interview
with Edwin Southern - Protocols: Southern,
2006 - Southern,
1974
DIGESTION - CONDITIONS - REBASE
TRANSFER - Traditional
FIXATION
Crosslink -NH2 nylon groups and DNA sugar-phosphate
backbone
through 5 minutes irradiation using a 256 nm UV lamp
HYBRIDIZATION PROBE
(known and visible)
LABELING
- PNK
- Pol
- Tdt
[another use
of PNK and TdT in iscChIC-seq,
an
alternative to ChIP:
repair by PNK of 5´-OH
ends created by Micrococcal
nuclease,
and creation by TdT of poly(G) terminals to bind oligo-dC
adaptors]
HYBRIDIZATION
CONCEPT
Example: Discovery of
Splicing
(1977, 2016 [Figure] - and 2020
Articles; Nobel
Prize 1993 - Sharp Lecture)
The
incubation temperature (Τi)
can be estimated from the following formulas
(from Davis et al., "basic Methods in Moleular
Biology"):
Τi =Tm -
15°C
Tm =
16.6 log[M] + 0.41 [PGC]
+ 81.5 - Pm - B/L -
0.65[Pf]
Where:
[M] is
the molar concentration of Na+, to a
maximum of 0.5 (1 x SSC contains 0.165 Μ Na+)
[PGC] is
the percent of G or C bases in the oligonucleotide
probe (between 30 and 70)
Pm is
the percent of mismatched bases, if known
(each percent of
mismatch will alter the Tm by
1°C on the average)
Β is 675
(for synthetic probes up to 100 bases)
L is the probe
length in bases
[Pf] is
the percent of formamide in the buffer
HYBRIDIZATION REACTIONS - Oven
WASHES
AUTORADIOGRAPHY - Slides by R. yadu
NONRADIOACTIVE METHODS