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Title: What I Learned about Southern Blotting By: Matthew Garma LCC A.B.E. Workshop 2006


1
What I Learned aboutSouthern BlottingBy
Matthew Garma (LCC)A.B.E. Workshop 2006
2
Southern Blotting
  • Developed in the 1970s by Edward M. Southern
  • Widely Used for DNA analysis
  • Used for detecting the presence of a particular
    gene

3
Southern Blotting Procedures
  • Nucleic Acid Isolation
  • Digest Genomic DNA and Gel Electrophoresis
  • Transfer DNA to membrane
  • Probe preparation
  • Hybridization and DIG labeling
  • Detection and Autoradiography
  • Interpretation of results

4
Digest Genomic DNA and perform Gel Electrophoresis
  • Use restriction enzymes to cut DNA
  • Load and run DNA on agarose gel (gel
    electrophoresis) with ?hindIII and 100bp ladder
    (Note molecular weight ladder should be labeled
    with DIG)

5
Transfer DNA to Membrane
  • Transfer DNA from gel to nitrocellulose membrane
    by capillary action

Agar gel with DNA
Weight
Wick (filter paper)
Filter paper
Paper towel stack
20X SSC Buffer
Membrane
6
Probe preparation
  • Use restriction enzymes to cut out the gene of
    intrest (from Plasmid DNA)
  • Separate digested DNA using gel electrophoresis
  • Purify gel separated DNA
  • Mix purified DNA in tube with cocktail mix
    containing dNTP, random primers, DNA polymerase,
    and DIG-UTP. In this step the probe DNA is
    duplicated and labeled with DIG

7
Hybridization and Detection
  • Denature probe and apply to membrane for
    hybridization. Wash membrane.
  • Block non-specific binding sites with Maleate
    buffer.
  • Add Anti-DIG-AP antibodies to Maleate buffer
  • Wash membrane and apply CSPD (in detection
    buffer) substrate to membrane

8
Hybridization and Detection
Light
Anti Digoxygenin Antibodies with
Alkaline Phosphatase
CSPD
DIG-UTP
Probe (Gene of Interest)

I I I I I I I
I
DNA on membrane
9
Detection and Autoradiography
  • Print Southern blot from membrane onto x-ray
    film to obtain final result
  • Interpret results, troubleshooting, follow up
    experiments.

10
Total genomic DNA on agar gel
Southern Blot of same DNA (final result on x-ray
film)
11
Group 1
MW ve WT 2A1
2A2 cut unc cut unc
cut unc
12
Group 2
MW ve WT PDI 9A3
PDI9 7 unc cut un
cut un cut
13
Group3
Lam Plas Wt Wt 35S 35S
2SC 2Sc un
cut un cut un cut
14
Group 4
Lam pla em Wt WT 2A1 2A1 2A2 2A2
un cut un cut un
cut
15
Analyzing and Concluding data
  • Bands on autoradiograph indicate presence of gene
    of interest
  • Consider possibilities incomplete digestion?
    Digestion of gene of interest?
  • Different restriction enzymes should be used in
    future tests to obtain accurate data

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Thats it
  • Mahalo
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