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Home PCR Ligation Mediated Suppression PCR

Ligation Mediated Suppression PCR

(adapted from McKinney et al., 1995, Siebert, 1995, Strauss et al., 2001 and Alonso et al., 2003)

 PURPOSE:  To analyze unknown flanking genomic sequences adjacent to a T-DNA left border

 
1.) Isolation of DNA

            -collect 2-3 young leaves in an eppendorf tube

-add 100 uL extraction buffer and add proteinase K, grind tissue using a blue pestel (no large pieces of leaf should be left).

-add another 100 uL of extraction buffer, vortex, and incubate in 37C for 30 min.

            -add 200 uL of saturated phenol and vortex.

            -spin at max speed in centrifuge for 2 min.

            -collect upper phase to new eppendorf tube.

 

-add 200 uL of (24:1) chloroform:isoamyl alcohol, vortex, centrifuge at max speed for 2 min.

-collect upper phase into a new eppendorf tube.

-add 18 uL of 3M sodium acetate and add 400 uL of 100% EtOH, mix by inverting and incubate for 10 min at 4C.

-spin in centrifuge at max speed for 10 min.

-pour supernatant off and wash with 500 uL of 70% EtOH

-spin in centrifuge at max speed for 5 min.

-pour supernatant off and wash again with 500 uL of 70% EtOH

-spin in centrifuge at max speed for 5 min.

-pour off supernatant

-carefully pipette off excess EtOH

-let pellet dry for 45 min in the hood.

-resuspend DNA in 100 uL of TE

-store in -20C



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