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Unexplained data William Grisham, Ph.D. Copyright 2014

First Step Wonky bands—really doesn’t make sense? Check your numbers—get TA or Dr. G.

2961 Bp

1 2 3 Should be 2961 Bp 3.0 Kb

Note lanes 2-5—this is mostly As it should be.

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4

What’s wrong with this picture? Note lanes

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone—note which lanes.

What’s wrong with this picture? Note lanes 6,7, &

Partial digest lanes 6,7, &

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none.

Look Ma, no DNA!

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA

Double digest. Was this DNA digested at all?

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme.

Overloaded DNA

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme 6) Overloaded DNA

Ignore everything above the wells.

Should be linearized plasmid— Matches lane 6.

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme 6) Overloaded DNA 7) Humanoid error—swap? Sequel? Wrong reaction in the lane(s)

Ignore everything above the wells. Small band below 300 bp was predicted in lane 9.

Ignore everything above the wells. Small band below 300 bp was predicted—ran off gel. 500 bp

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme--possibly 6) Overloaded DNA 7) Humanoid error—swap? Sequel? Wrong reaction in the lane(s) 8) Small bands may run off gel—check ladder to be sure.

The MW Ladder is Your Friend

DNA sequence in Lane 6 predicts another large band—enzyme IS present.

Unexpected Data Methylated sites – Might predict a band due but due to methylation, there is no cut.

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms lanes 2 & 4 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme 6) Overloaded DNA 7) Humanoid error—swap? Sequel? Wrong reaction in the lane(s) 8) Small bands may run off gel—check ladder to be sure. 9) Methylation prevents cuts with enzyme—changes pattern of bands.

Unexpected data 1) High molecular weight forms 2) Used the wrong DNA—used plasmid+ insert instead of insert alone. 3) Partial digest—bands equal to the plasmid+insert when there should be none. 4) Left out DNA 5) Left out enzyme 6) Overloaded DNA 7) Humanoid error—swap? Sequel? Wrong reaction in the lane(s) 8) Small bands may run off gel—check ladder to be sure. – If a small band expected, maybe left out enzyme 9) Methylation prevents cuts with enzyme—changes pattern of bands.

Pedagogical Goals 1) Enhanced critical thinking skills 2) Dealing with unexpected data – 50% of ALL experiments in science don’t “work” – Having strategies to deal with unexpected data are important Unexpected data can reveal important discoveries Need to rule out alternative explanations first Explaining unexpected data can lead to good troubleshooting protocols

8287 Bp 2795