Overview of Hybridization, Stringency, and Genechip Processing

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Overview of Hybridization, Stringency, and Genechip Processing

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Overview of Hybridization, Stringency, and Genechip Processing

The following hybridization mix is prepared for each sample Fragmented cRNA 5ug 10 ul Control B2 Oligo 1.7 ul 20x Eukaryotic Control mix [bio B, bio C, bio D, Cre] 5 ul Herring Sperm DNA [10mg/ml] 1 ul Acetyleted BSA [50mg/ml] 1 ul DMSO 10 ul 2x Hybridization Buffer 50 ul Water 22.3 ul Denature 99C 10 minutes Inject into GeneChip

RNA-DNA Hybridization Targets: Antisense biotinylated cRNA Probe sets: The DNA oligo probe is attached to the GeneChip via a silane bond

Hybridization Optimized Hybridization is the process of single stranded nucleic acids binding to another strand with identically complement sequence Types: DNA to DNA DNA to RNA RNA to RNA LNA to DNA PNA to DNA PNA LNA

Stringency Stringency prevents: Stringency is a condition that causes a change in the local hybridization environment and “interferes” with the binding kinetics Stringency prevents: . Binding of non-complementary strands Self hybridization – hairpin formation Disassociation of strands

Factors Influencing Stringency Intrinsic factors GC rich nucleic acid more stable because of triple H-bond Degree of complementarity Extrinsic factors Experimentally introduced Temperature Salt concentration- NaCl, Na citrate, morpholinoethanesulfonic acid Presence of denaturing agents (e.g., formamide) Presence of high molecular weight polymers (e.g., dextran sulfate) Shear forces Molecular tagging

Stringency In Microarray Hybridization High stringency is obtained by: Low salt or buffer concentration High temperature Low stringency is obtained by: Lowering the temperature of hybridization Increasing salt concentration [to a point]

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Processing the Yeast Genechip

Steps in the Staining Protocol Rinse away unhybridized FcRNA target Stain with Streptavidin PE [SAPE] Grand Total MW (Minimum) 292,800 150,244 735,844 Da WOW!!! Stain with Biotinylated IgG anti-SAPE antibody Stain AGAIN with Streptavidin PE [SAPE] Rinse throughly

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How well do the sample types correlate ?