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==DNA Prep==
==DNA Prep==
* Make a 1:10 dilution of each of your primers
* Make a 1:10 dilution of each of your primers
** 3 μL primer + 27 μL ddH<sub>2</sub>0 will usually suffice
** 3 μL primer + 27 μL ddH<sub>2</sub>0 will usually suffice
* Label your tubes
** NOTE: Each sequence will require two samples&mdash;one with the upstream primer and one with the downstream primer
** Use 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes
* Label 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes
* Add 1 μL of the appropriate primer to each tube
* Add 1 μL of the appropriate primer to each tube
* Add 9 μL DNA from a [[Griffitts:PCR_clean-up|cleaned up]] [[Griffitts:TaqPCR|PCR]]
* Add DNA from a [[Griffitts:PCR_clean-up|cleaned up]] [[Griffitts:TaqPCR|PCR]] according to the table below
** Each sequence will require two samples&mdash;one with the upstream primer and one with the downstream primer
* Add sterile ddH<sub>2</sub>O according to the table below
* Report your sequencing reactions to Dr. Griffitts or [http://dnasc.byu.edu/ online]
* Report your sequencing reactions to Dr. Griffitts or [http://dnasc.byu.edu/ online]
* Take your sequencing reactions to 690 WIDB and put them in the refrigerator
* Take your sequencing reactions to 690 WIDB and put them in the refrigerator
** Make sure the liquid is at the bottom of the tube
** NOTE: Make sure the liquid is at the bottom of the tube
 
==Recipes==
If you load 4 μL of our [[Griffitts:Stock solutions#DNA ladder|DNA ladder]], the 3 Kb band will represent 12.5 ng/μL. To determine how much DNA to use for sequencing, compare the brightness (thickness) of the 3 Kb band to your DNA band then consult the table below. To sequence 600 to 800 bases, the BYU sequencing center requires 6.67 ng/μL.[http://dnasc.byu.edu/indexProtocols.asp]
 
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! width="200" style="background:#808080;" | Brightness (compared to the
3 Kb band of the DNA ladder)
! width="150" style="background:#808080;" | [DNA]
! width="150" style="background:#808080;" | cleaned up DNA
! width="150" style="background:#808080;" | ddH<sub>2</sub>O
! width="150" style="background:#808080;" | 1:10 primer
! width="150" style="background:#808080;" | Total
|-
| < 0.5X as bright
| < 6.25 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | redo PCR
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | redo PCR
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | redo PCR
| redo PCR
|-
| 0.5X as bright
| ~ 6.25 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 9.6 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 0 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.6 μL
|-
| 1X as bright
| ~ 12.5 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 4.8 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 4.2 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.0 μL
|-
| 2X brighter
| ~ 25 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 2.4 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 6.6 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.0 μL
|-
| 3X brighter
| ~ 37.5 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.6 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 7.4 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.0 μL
|-
| 4X brighter
| ~ 50 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.2 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 7.8 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.0 μL
|-
| 5X brighter
| ~ 62.5 ng/μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 8.0 μL
! style="background:#B8B8B8;" | 1.0 μL
| 10.0 μL
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Latest revision as of 10:33, 19 January 2011

DNA Prep

  • Make a 1:10 dilution of each of your primers
    • 3 μL primer + 27 μL ddH20 will usually suffice
    • NOTE: Each sequence will require two samples—one with the upstream primer and one with the downstream primer
  • Label 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes
  • Add 1 μL of the appropriate primer to each tube
  • Add DNA from a cleaned up PCR according to the table below
  • Add sterile ddH2O according to the table below
  • Report your sequencing reactions to Dr. Griffitts or online
  • Take your sequencing reactions to 690 WIDB and put them in the refrigerator
    • NOTE: Make sure the liquid is at the bottom of the tube

Recipes

If you load 4 μL of our DNA ladder, the 3 Kb band will represent 12.5 ng/μL. To determine how much DNA to use for sequencing, compare the brightness (thickness) of the 3 Kb band to your DNA band then consult the table below. To sequence 600 to 800 bases, the BYU sequencing center requires 6.67 ng/μL.[1]

Brightness (compared to the

3 Kb band of the DNA ladder)

[DNA] cleaned up DNA ddH2O 1:10 primer Total
< 0.5X as bright < 6.25 ng/μL redo PCR redo PCR redo PCR redo PCR
0.5X as bright ~ 6.25 ng/μL 9.6 μL 0 μL 1.0 μL 10.6 μL
1X as bright ~ 12.5 ng/μL 4.8 μL 4.2 μL 1.0 μL 10.0 μL
2X brighter ~ 25 ng/μL 2.4 μL 6.6 μL 1.0 μL 10.0 μL
3X brighter ~ 37.5 ng/μL 1.6 μL 7.4 μL 1.0 μL 10.0 μL
4X brighter ~ 50 ng/μL 1.2 μL 7.8 μL 1.0 μL 10.0 μL
5X brighter ~ 62.5 ng/μL 1.0 μL 8.0 μL 1.0 μL 10.0 μL