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Title: Isolating RNA from cells


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Isolating RNA from cells
Break open cells in the presence of
RNAse inhibitors
Isolate RNA
Total RNA
mRNA
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You isolate all the Total RNA and mRNA in a cell
and you run each in a lane of a gel. You stain
the gel so you can see all the RNAs in each lane.
What will you see?
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NORTHERN BLOTS
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What information are we getting here?
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No drug
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Total RNA
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1) Measure transcription (Run-on
experiments). 2) Block transcription and
measure degradation.
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oligo-dT RNA
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Total RNA
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Real-Time qPCR
  • What is real-time quantitative PCR?

A PCR-based method to measure the number of
copies of a particular DNA fragment in a given
sample -Amplification products are labeled by a
DNA binding dye or probe chemistry that emit
fluorescent signal when excited. -The signal
strength of the emitted light is directly
proportional to the amount of PCR product in the
reaction -The fluorescence intensity is detected
and recorded every cycle
DNA amplification is monitored as the reaction
occurs
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TaqMan Chemistry During PCR
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Real-Time qPCR vs.Traditional PCR
30-40 more cycles
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Fluorescence Curve
  • As in traditional PCR, amplification during
    real-time qPCR occurs in distinct stages
  • Initial
  • Logarithmic
  • Plateau

Logarithmic phase
Plateau phase
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Fluorescence Curve Initial Phase
  • Product is generated but fluorescence remains at
    background levels

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Fluorescence Curve Logarithmic Phase
  • Fluorescence rises above background levels during
    exponential accumulation of product
  • Fluorescence increases in direct proportion to
    the amount of amplified product present

Logarithmic phase
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Fluorescence Curve Plateau Phase
  • No significant increase in DNA quantity or
    fluorescence due to the fact that one or more of
    the reaction components has been depleted

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