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<p>PCR is used to rapidly amplify certain segments of DNA that are selected via designed primers. This protocol was used to accomplish a variety of goals, from extraction of parts from a cloning vector to the addition of restriction cut sites at the ends of parts. </p>
 
<p>PCR is used to rapidly amplify certain segments of DNA that are selected via designed primers. This protocol was used to accomplish a variety of goals, from extraction of parts from a cloning vector to the addition of restriction cut sites at the ends of parts. </p>
 
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<li>Defrost template, 2x Master Mix and primers
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<li>Determine desired total working volume (~25uL)
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<li>Determine desired total working volume (~25uL)</li>
<li>Label reaction tubes
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<li>Label reaction tubes</li>
 
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<p>This is an example protocol used in the thermal cycler, durations and temperatures subject to change</p>
 
<p>This is an example protocol used in the thermal cycler, durations and temperatures subject to change</p>
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<h3>[1B] PCR Cleanup </h3>
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<p>The Qiagen Qiaquick PCR cleanup kit was used to purify the thermal cycler product and remove remaining polymerases and nucleotides.</p>
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<li>Gather the solutions from the PCR cleanup kit</li>
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<li>Mix 5 times volume of Buffer PB with PCR reaction tube</li>
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<li>Add 10uL 3M sodium acetate</li>
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<li>Spin down the mixture in a QIAquick filter column at max speed for 60s. Discard flow-through and replace column into tube </li>
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<li>Add 750uL of Buffer PE to the mixture and spin down at max speed for 60s to wash. Discard flow-through and replace column</li>
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<li>Centrifuge the tube one more time to remove any remaining wash buffer</li>
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<li>Add 30uL of Buffer EB to the column and let stand for 1min. Centrifuge at max speed for 1 min. </li>
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Revision as of 09:31, 1 September 2016

Protocols

[1A] Polymerase Chain Reaction

PCR is used to rapidly amplify certain segments of DNA that are selected via designed primers. This protocol was used to accomplish a variety of goals, from extraction of parts from a cloning vector to the addition of restriction cut sites at the ends of parts.

  1. Defrost template, 2x Master Mix and primers
  2. Determine desired total working volume (~25uL)
  3. Label reaction tubes
Part Concentration Volume for 25uL reaction
2x Master Mix 2x 12.5uL
dsDNA Template - 1uL
Forward primer - 1uL
Reverse primer - 1uL
DI H2O - 9.5uL

Sample Reaction

This is an example protocol used in the thermal cycler, durations and temperatures subject to change

Step Name # of Cycles Temperature(℃) Duration(min)
Initial 1 98 3
Denaturation 30 98 0.5
Annealing 30 56 0.5
Elongation 30 72 0.5
Final Elongation 1 72 10
Storage 1 4

[1B] PCR Cleanup

The Qiagen Qiaquick PCR cleanup kit was used to purify the thermal cycler product and remove remaining polymerases and nucleotides.

  1. Gather the solutions from the PCR cleanup kit
  2. Mix 5 times volume of Buffer PB with PCR reaction tube
  3. Add 10uL 3M sodium acetate
  4. Spin down the mixture in a QIAquick filter column at max speed for 60s. Discard flow-through and replace column into tube
  5. Add 750uL of Buffer PE to the mixture and spin down at max speed for 60s to wash. Discard flow-through and replace column
  6. Centrifuge the tube one more time to remove any remaining wash buffer
  7. Place column in clean 1.5mL plastic tube
  8. Add 30uL of Buffer EB to the column and let stand for 1min. Centrifuge at max speed for 1 min.

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