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Done by :Sahar ALSubaie DNA Extraction Done by :Sahar ALSubaie

outlines: Definition of DNA extraction . Clinical Applications of DNA extraction Samples of choice. Criteria of DNA extraction methods Good DNA quality Concentration and purity measurements and calculations . DNA extraction steps.

DNA Extraction is the removal of DNA from the cells.

Clinical applications: Diagnosis of genetic disease . Forensic analysis. Detection of bacteria and viruses in the environment.

Kind of samples : All living cells can be used to extract DNA. Whole blood and blood spots as a first choice. Fluid and chorionic villus sampling (CVS) for prenatal diagnosis (PND). Buccal swab and hair follicles in forensics.

Choice of sample depends on: Amount of DNA needed for analysis. The conditions and resources for collecting sample.

DNA extraction Methods Criteria: Safe Simple Inexpensive Yield good DNA quality

What does it mean to yield a good DNA quality?

Good DNA quality Concentration of DNA is sufficient for analysis. Purity; no contamination, lipids, proteins and RNA. Integrity; no DNA degradation

Spectrophotometer method. Nanodrop method. DNA concentration: Spectrophotometer method. Nanodrop method.

DNA concentration by Spectrophotometer: Concentration (µg/ml)= (A260 reading – A320 reading) × dilution factor × 50µg/ml N.B. turbidity is estimated at 320 nm and excluded .

DNA Yield (µg) = DNA Concentration × Total Sample Volume (ml)

a 50 μg/mL solution of dsDNA a 33 μg/mL solution of ssDNA When using a quartz rectangular standard cuvette the optical density at 260 nm (OD260) equals 1.0 for the following solutions: a 50 μg/mL solution of dsDNA a 33 μg/mL solution of ssDNA

Example of Calculation: A sample of dsDNA was diluted 50X. The diluted sample gave a reading of 0.7 on a spectrophotometer at OD260. determine the concentration of DNA in the original sample .

Example of Calculation dsDNA concentration = 50 μg/mL × OD260 × dilution factor dsDNA concentration = 50 μg/mL × 0.7 × 50 dsDNA concentration = 1.75 mg/mL

Purity of DNA: Pure DNA preparations have an A260/A280 ratio of greater than or equal to 1.8.

Purity of DNA: For pure DNA and RNA the ratio is approximately 1.8 and 2.0 respectively. If DNA is contaminated with proteins then the ratio will be < 1.8 If DNA is contaminated with RNA then the ratio will be > 2.0

Spectrophotometer method. Nanodrop method. Purity of DNA: Spectrophotometer method. Nanodrop method.

Purity of DNA: DNA Purity (A260/A280) = (A260 reading – A320 reading) ÷ (A280 reading – A320 reading)

Purity of DNA: (Held, 2016) (Held, 2016)

DNA concentration an purity by Nanodrop: Automatic measuring depending on spectrophotometer principle .

DNA extraction steps: Cell lysis :breaking the cells and to expose the DNA within. Removing membrane lipids by adding a detergent. Removing proteins by adding a protease Precipitating the DNA with an alcohol usually ice-cold ethanol or isopropanol.

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