UALR Biosciences Core Facility High Throughput DNA Sequencing Fragment Analyses Real Time PCR In situ Hybridization Proteomics.

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UALR Biosciences Core Facility High Throughput DNA Sequencing Fragment Analyses Real Time PCR In situ Hybridization Proteomics

High Throughput DNA Sequencing Beckman CEQ 2000XL DNA Analysis System

Beckman CEQ 2000XL DNA Analysis System This is an automated unit capable of reading and analyzing DNA sequencing products that have been generated by incorporating WellRED fluorescent dyes into the DNA. The dyes fluoresce and are automatically detected and processed by the system’s software. The system is equipped with an array made up of eight parallel capillaries permitting electrokinetic injections of eight samples at a time. This high throughput setup allows for 96 samples to be processed and analyzed by the system's software in 24 hours. On average, sequences of 600 to 850 bases per sample can be generated, depending on primer and template qualities.

Amount of DNA Required

Estimation of DNA Required

Guidelines for DNA Sample Preparation ***REMEMBER: HIGH QUALITY TEMPLATE WILL LEAD TO HIGH QUALITY DATA!!!! IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO FOLLOW PROCEDURE!!!! Prepare templates properly: Resuspend in water or Tris-HCl. Do not resuspend in TE or EDTA reagents. Must be purified and free of ionic contaminants Best to use a commercial kit for purification! The Qiagen Qiawell and Qiaprep work well (dsDNA and ssDNA) Standard Alkaline Lysis Preps (NO PHENOL!!!) For PCR Products: Qiagen QIAquick PCR purification kit PCR products must be homogeneous Quantitate DNA: Spectrophotometeric Fluorometeric Agarose Gel Custom Primer Considerations: Quality primers necessary Purified by desalting, HPLC or OPC purification preferred Size around 20 bases with 18 bases as a minimum GC content should be less that 50% Avoid primer dimerization Ratio for dsDNA is greater than 40:1 primer:template molar ratio (~3.2 ρmol).

Major Reagents/consumables

Sequencing Reaction

Capillary DNA Sequencing 1.Gel Fill 2.Sample Injection 3.Sample Separation 4.Sample Detection 5.Data Storage & Analysis

Data Analysis

Name Length Sequence M13 (-21) Universal / Forward17 mer5’ GTA AAA CGA CGG CCA GT 3’ M13 Reverse Primer18 mer5’ CAG GAA ACA GCT ATG ACC 3’ T7 Promoter Primer20 mer5’ TAA TAC GAC TCA CTA TAG GG 3’ T3 Promoter Primer18 mer5’ TAA CCC TCA CTA AAG GGA 3’ SP6 Promoter Primer18 mer5’ ATT TAG GTG ACA CTA TAG 3’ Standard Primers If you wish to supply your own primer we will require 5µl of 10pmol/µl primer. Primer should be bases in length and have a melting temperature (or T m ) of 55ºC-60ºC. GC content should be 50-55%. We offer the following standard primers at no additional cost.

Sample Information Sheet Date:____________ Time:____________ UALR Biosciences Core Facility Contacts: Nawab Ali, PhD., ETAS 426 Phone: , Fax: , (DNA Sequencing Sample Sheet) The Following must be filled out prior to processing. Please print. User Name___________Address__________________ __________________Phone #______________ Principal Investigator________________Institution_______________Dept__________________ UAR Account # ___________________BillingContact_____________________________Phone#__________ Sample NamePrimerDNA Type (ss/ds/PCR) DNA Concentration (ng/µl) DNA Size (including insert) Print Out Y or N