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DNA ISOI-ATION
INTRODUCTION
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Nucleic acids (DNA AND RNA) are the l'ltal macmmoleculesin aI living cells ifre nle contains
and is iocatedwithin $e cell. The efficiencv and recovery of extractiond€pends
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.r ru.of* ."t".ia, suitablemedium, ionic condition of tbe €xtaction m€dium, t}pe of the lysing
u""a'"tc. e*t uctio" of DNA is acconplishedbv the rupturing of cell watl and nucl€ar membrane
f;bwed by depmteinzationandprecipitationofthe nucleic acidsusing ethanol'
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we use two Drotocolsfor DNA isolation. The Qiagen DNeasvKit is quick and easv' but the DNA vield
ma\ be los. and lou trlay experimceProblensqith eg pollsaccharides The CrAB Prorocolis nme
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.""J ti' zO .e a'ied pl;t material for the Qiasen protocol (30-50 Ing for CTAB) If vou are
'p n". n"!ft "ili* to l0 mg material ('iried or
i".iuring to. a.zen)-matenal, llse up to 100 mg For alga€,use up
fiesh). work assterileaspossible.
d) Lysozlme 50mL
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(b) DNA isohnonusins (Ce,rltimethrltutmonitmbnnue) nahoa |AJF
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(Give hr Rogen and Bendbh' 1988)
Furpai isolateslTrichodemo) w€re mainiainedon broth media at 25'C and mvcelia for DNA
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extriction r.reregmwn in liquid culturesfor 2 davs at mom tempemturcwith rotatory shaking
120 ryn. wlre; bactdia at standardmedia for 2-3 days at 3? "C witb rotatory shaki4 at 120
Mycelia/ bactoial susp€nsionwere harv€stedby filteration tbrough a piece of filter paper and
\rashedwitb distilledwater
t roolai ti"",re o. bacteFialtissue (50-100 mg) were gromd h 400 Il of CTAB, whiti .
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added mix well bv genrlvshaking
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in oorca rotaloryshakerat roomtempemture [or l5 mini'
Thetubesw€rethenspinat 14,000lpm lbr l0 mins.to getthetop aqueous phas-
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without disturbing it" i.tt".fu"" above the chloroform layer, aqueous phase-(600 pl)
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trdnsfenedto a fresh I .5 ml eppendorftube(the partistnatematterwas avoidedwhile Pipetting)' I
To the aqueousphase900 pl of 100%ethanolwas addedand\lzs thenmix€d gently ! Eo'rfi
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nre tutes were ctrnea in -20'C d€ePlieezer for 1'/, hts
Spunfor 3 mins. at 1000 rpm and th; supemantwas discarded- :2e : I
and ,{
l;e pelletwaswashedwilh 70p" elhanol andair driedand was resuspended in 50 IITC bumer
ir,."';ncubateAwith RNaseI d (20 Ing/nt at 37"C fm I hr. andwere storedat -20"C for turther
a) !M Tris HCI (pH-s.0): l2l.l g Tris HCI + s00 r[ djsti[€d water and pH adjusitedbv adding
conc.HCI or NaOH pellet to the volume litre of I lit'
b) 0.5M EDTA (pH-80): 186.1g EDrA + 800nL distilledwater
(d) Ethanol
G) T.E. buffer (1 lifie) (pH.-8.0):l0 nl- I M Tris HCI + 2 tr[ 0.5 M EDTA dissolvein I lirre
of double distilled water.
Put 48.4 gm oi Tris base, 11.4rnl of glacial acetic acid and 20 ml of0.5 M EDTA inro 1000 mt of
volumeaic flask or gmduatedclinder. Add distilled \a?ter ro make a rotat votme of I litr€. This
fo.{s a lox stocksolution.Dilute the 10X stocksolutionto makea tX solution(100 n of 10X stock
solurionlo malea lX workingsolulioo.
The extra.ted DNA preparationswere quatified by taking absorbanceat 260 nn. The valrc of t
absorttan€eat A,60is equal to 50 Fg/ml for standardDNA. The int€gity of isolated!:enomicDNA was
det€mrinedby 0.8% agarosegel elecirophorcsisagainst I kb mo16€ularweight for I br. at 75 volts. To
checkthe pudty of DNA , the absorbancewas read at 260 nm and 280 nm andthe ratio of A,@ and Aeso
wascalculated which shouldbe about I .8 for oure DNA.
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