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Bioinformatics Lecture By: Ms AQSAD RASHDA. Genome Sequencing. Genome Sequencing. Main steps Application of restriction enzymes Electrophoresis to separate DNA into fragments Southern blot technique PCR Cloning of DNA Automatic DNA Sequencing. Restriction enzymes.
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BioinformaticsLecture By: Ms AQSAD RASHDA Genome Sequencing
Genome Sequencing Main steps • Application of restriction enzymes • Electrophoresis to separate DNA into fragments • Southern blot technique • PCR • Cloning of DNA • Automatic DNA Sequencing
Restriction enzymes • Sequence specific Endonucleases • Cut DNA at specific sequences • First discovered in E.choli • Protect bacteria from foriegn DNA • ReBase:Restriction enzyme data base • Eco RI • Palindromic sequences • Fingerprints of DNA
Electrophoresis • Separates DNA strands by size • Gel • Charge • Speed of molecules • Distance covered by DNA fragment distance ∞ 1/length
Southern blot technique • Identification of specific DNA pattern • DNA is cut with restriction enzymes • Separated by electrophoresis • DNA is denatured • Blotted on nitrocellulose membrane • Hybridized with Radio labeled probe • Radio labeled DNA detected by radiography
PCR • Amplification of small initial amount of DNA • Ingredients: Template DNA Polymerase enzyme Primers PCR Buffer dNTPs
PCR • Process: • Denaturation 92-96°C • Annealing 40-55°C • Extension 70-72°C • 20-30 CYCLES
Cloning of DNA • Isolation of donor and vector DNABoth DNA digested by same endonuclease • Ends joined by Ligase • Recombinant vector inserted in the host • Replication of host Cell
DNA Sequencing • Chain termination DNA sequencing • Dideoxy nucleotides • Difference b/w deoxynucleotides and Dideoxy nucleotides • Dideoxy nucleotides terminate replication process • Electrophoresis for separation of different fragments of DNA • Full content of DNA determined by reading the lengths of terminated DNA strands.