Miniprep (pic19h) Flashcards

1
Q

What is miniprep

A

Removing plasmid from the ecoli jm105 cells with the pic19h plasmid

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2
Q

When first centrifuged, what forms the pellet and supernatant

A

Pellet - ecoli cells

Supernatant - growth medium

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3
Q

How is the pellet cells resuspended

A

Resuspension buffer

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4
Q

What is added to lyse cells after rhesus pension and how

A

Alkali solution and sds

Alkali will break cell wall and denature dna

Sds solubilises cell membrane to denature proteins

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5
Q

Why is vortexing not used

A

Makes dna hard to seperate from plasmid

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6
Q

What is needed to neutralise alkali buffer after cell lysis

A

Acids (to reanneal plasmid dna)

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7
Q

What forms pellet in last stage of miniprep

A

Denatured dna , rna and proteins from alkali and sds

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8
Q

What is used to stick plasmids to it discarding flow through

A

Spin column

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9
Q

How do plasmids stick to a spin column

A

Binds to silica in presence of high salt buffer/ chaotropic salts

Via salt bridges

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10
Q

What does wash solution discard

A

Cell debris

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11
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What buffer is used to remove plasmids from the spin column in the last stage

A

Elution buffer (low salt which stops plasmids sticking via salt bridges)

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