Biotech lab week 2-quiz on protocol-Day 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is added initially to the restriction enzyme reaction before the addition of the enzyme?

A

pROK2 DNA, NeBuffer, ddH20

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2
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Before the addition of the enzyme, but after the addition of the precursor reagents, what is done to collect all the liquid at the bottom?

A

Pipet together DNA, buffer and water and gently vortex on medium speed followed by a brief pulse spin.

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3
Q

What should the total reaction volume be?

A

50 uL

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4
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When adding the enzyme, it is important to minimize its exposure to?

A

Temperatures above -20C to prevent deactivation.

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5
Q

The tubes for the restriction digest are incubate for how long and at what temperature?

A

37C and 1 hour

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6
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What is done during the incubation time?

A

Preparation of a biotinylated probe

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7
Q

What is the first step for the preparation of the biotinylated probe?

A

Thaw out all the non-enzymatic labeling components.

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8
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What are the non-enzymatic labeling components?

A

cDNA template, 5X reaction buffer, biotin labeling mix, ddH2O

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9
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After thawing the non-enzymatic labeling components, where are they placed?

A

on ice

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10
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What is done to recover the full volume of the tubes?

A

Brief centrifugation

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11
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How much DNA is added to the 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tube?

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1 ug

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12
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How much ddH20 (nuclease free water) is added to the DNA, to reach a total volume of 34 uL, if the DNA concentration is 50 ng/uL?

A

If the concentration is 50 ng/uL (similar to ours). (for the DNA), then since we added 1 uL of DNA, then:
1 uL/50 ng * 1000ng (required amount of template) = 20 uL.
34 -20 = 14 uL

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13
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What is the required amount of template DNA?

A

1000 ng

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14
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What is the volume for the reaction with DNA for the making of the probe?

A

34 uL

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15
Q

After adding the water to the DNA, what is added?

A

10 uL of 5X nucleotide reaction buffer.

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16
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Once the nucleotide reaction buffer is added, what is done to the tube?

A

Vortex and pulse centrifuge to collect all the liquid at the bottom of the tube.

17
Q

What conditions are used to denature the template?

A

95C on a dry block for 7 minutes, then place on ice for 3 minutes (Briefly centrifuge)

18
Q

After denaturing the template, what is added?

A

5 uL of biotin labeling mix and 1 uL of Klenow reagent (to be added by the GA)

19
Q

How long is the template biotinylated for?

A

37C incubator overnight

20
Q

After the 1 hour incubation, for the restriction digest, what is done?

A

add 5 uL of 6x DNA loading dye and a brief spin. The tubes are then stored.

21
Q

What is the purpose of adding the 6x DNA loading dye?

A

terminate the reaction, this dissociates the enzyme from the DNA (NEB tools)