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cong-nghe-gene-chuong-3-molecular-hybridization-topic-32
cong-nghe-gene-chuong-3-molecular-hybridization-topic-32
cong-nghe-gene-chuong-3-molecular-hybridization-topic-32
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Chapter 3. Molecular hybridization
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Topic 3.2. Flow chart of Southern blot, Northern blot
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SOUTHERN HYBRIDIZATION
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PRINCIPLE OF SOUTHERN BLOT
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FLOW CHART
Preparing the samples and running the gel
Southern transfer
Probe preparation
Prehybridization
Hybridization
Post-hybridization washing
Signal detection
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1. Preparing the samples and running the gel
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2. Southern transfer
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Transfer of DNA, RNA from agarose gel onto
membrane by capillary
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Transfer methods
• Capillary: overnight
• Electric: 2-3 h
• Vacuum: 30 min
Note
• Sequences > 5 kb: Low transfering efficiency
hydrolyse DNA partly by:
• weak acid to break purins partly
• strong base to break phosphodiester bonds
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AFTER transfer, …
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3. Preparation of isotope probes (Topic 3.1)
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4. Prehybridization
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5. Hybridization
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6. Post-hybridization washing
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Comparison of nitrocellulose and nylon membranes
NC Nylon
Hydrophobic binding Covalent binding
Fragile Durable
Autoradioragraphy
Non-isotope detection system
• Chemiluminescent detection
• Colorimetric detection
• Multicolor detection
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Autoradiography
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Biotin labeling
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Chemiluminescence
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ECL = Enhanced Chemiluminescence
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APPLICATION OF SOUTHERN HYBRIDIZATION
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Detection of an RFLP by Southern blotting
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Detection of the sickle-cell globin gene by Southern blotting
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Por VR typing assay
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Jason Falconio, Biology and Anatomy Teacher, NIH/HHMI Intern
Reaction with
chemiluminescence
reagent
A-POD
Light emitted in
B areas where Avidin-
POD is bound
Film exposure
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AB C D E F
Denatured PCR amplified por DNA from clinical
isolates and standard strains are applied to a nylon
membrane
AB C D E F
Por VR typing probes are applied in narrow
channels that are perpendicular to the por DNA
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AB C D E F
AB C D E F
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Controls Samples
PIB Probes
a b c d e f g h i j k l mn
1-1
1-2
1-3
3-1
3-2
5-1
5-2
5-3
5-4
5-5
5-6
5-7
5-8
5-9
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
7-1
7-2
7-3
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NORTHERN HYBRIDIZATION
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FLOW CHART
Prepare RNA samples and run RNA gel
Northern transfer
Isotope
Probe preparation Non-isotope
Prehybridization
Hybridization
Post-hybridization washing
Signal detection
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1. Preparation of agarose/formaldehyde gel
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2. Preparation of RNA samples
• Prepare a premix:
– 5 l of 10x MOPS running buffer
– 8.75 l of 37% formaldehyde
– 25 l of formamide
• Prepare RNA samples:
– 38.75 l of premix
– RNA (0.5 to 10 g)*
– Water to 50 l
• *If the mRNA species of interest makes up a relatively high percentage of
the mRNA in the cell (>0.05% of the message), total cellular RNA can be
used. If the mRNA species of interest is relatively rare, however, it is
advisable to use poly(A)+ RNA.
• Incubate 15 min at 55C
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3. Running the RNA gel
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An example of Northern blotting
Northern blot
RNA gel 28 S
18 S
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WESTERN BLOTTING or IMMUNOBLOTTING
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FLOW CHART
Electrophoresing the protein sample
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Analysis of protein samples by SDS polyacrylamide-gel
electrophoresis and Western blotting
Protein bands
detected by
specific antibody
1. radioactively by 125I
2. by a fluorescence marker
3. by a secondary antibody (goat, horse, etc.) with a covalently
linked enzyme (alkaline phosphatase, horseradish peroxidase)
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ECL = Enhanced Chemiluminescence
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Immunoscreening using Polyclonal Antibodies
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Immunoscreen Using the Two-Site Solid-Phase
Radioimmune Assay (RIA)
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Comparison of Southern, Northern, and Western
blotting techniques
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Benefits of hybridization
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Limitations of DNA/DNA hybridization
Time consuming relative to some other methods used for
antigenic characterization of bacteria.
Most effective on isolated DNA.
Limited by the probes used.
Can be labor intensive in the initial stages of probe design and
preparation.
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Step 1: Make gene probes.
Using conventional techniques such as PCR and biochemical
synthesis, strands of identified DNA are made and purified. A
variety of probes are available from commercial sources, many of
which also offer custom production services.
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Step 2: Manufacture substrate wafer.
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Step 3: Deposit genetic sequences.
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How DNA Chips Are
Made
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DNA Chip
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Drawbacks
• Stringency, or correct pairing, is affected by:
– salt concentration
– Temperature
– concentration of destabilizing agent such as formamide or
urea.
• If conditions not carefully controlled mismatches can occur.
• Patient nucleic acid may be present in small amounts, below
threshold for probe detection.
• Sensitivity can be increased by amplification: target, probe and signal
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Take home message
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BÀI TẬP CHƯƠNG 4
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Câu 1. A major focus of genetic engineering has been
on attempting to produce large quantities of scarce
human proteins by placing the appropriate genes into
bacteria and thus turning the bacteria into protein
production machines. Human insulin and many other
proteins are produced this way. However, this
approach does not work for producing human
hemoglobin. Even if the proper clone is identified, the
fragments containing the hemoglobin genes are
successfully incorporated into bacterial plasmids, and
the bacteria are infected with the plasmids, no
hemoglobin is produced by the bacteria. Why doesn't
this experiment work? 55
Câu 2. Cho biết đặc điểm khác nhau giữa ba phương
pháp lai: Southern blot, Western blot, Northern blot.
Câu 3. Mô tả ngắn gọn phương pháp lai tại chỗ và cho
ví dụ cụ thể minh họa ứng dụng của phương pháp
này.
Câu 4. Cho biết ưu điểm của phương pháp đánh dấu
mẫu dò bằng đồng vị phóng xạ và phương pháp hóa
học.
Câu 5. Phân biệt hai loại mẫu dò (DNA hay RNA) và
phương pháp phát hiện kết quả lai trong phương
pháp lai tại chỗ để phát hiện dòng vi khuẩn có mang
vector tái tổ hợp cần tìm trong một ngân hàng gen.
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Câu 6. Bệnh nhiều ngón (Polylatyly) là bệnh liên kết với nhiễm sắc thể
giới tính X. Tiến hành nghiên cứu bệnh này trên một gia đình bằng
cách thu nhận DNA và cắt bằng một enzyme cắt giới hạn. Sau đó, tiến
hành điện di và thực hiện phản ứng souther blot với từng mẫu
DNA/nhiễm sắc thể X. Kết quả minh họa như sau:
(1) Hãy xác định kiểu gen của các thành viên trong gia đình này (2)
Nhận xét gì về độ đặc hiệu giữa mẫu dò với các gen trên nhiễm sắc
thể X liên quan đến bệnh nhiều ngón?
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Câu 7. Cho đoạn gen có trình tự sau:
5’ATTGGATCCCTGAGATCCGATGGATCCGGATCTT3’
3’TAACCTAGGGACTCTAGGCTACCTAGGCCTAGAA5’
Trong hai mẫu dò sau:
(1) 3’ ATG 5’; (2) 3’ATGGGTACTGGG5’
Mẫu dò nào trong hai mẫu dò trên có khả năng dùng để
phát hiện chuyên biệt cao cho đoạn gen trên trong một
hỗn hợp các gen khác nhau. Giải thích và cho biết vị trí
bắt cặp.
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