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Oskar Johansson, Adrian Clarke 2019. Genomic mapping of transformed DNA fragments. protocols.io dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.yq2fvyeCopy Citation Copied
URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.yq2fvye
Authors: Oskar Johansson, Adrian Clarke
Group: Protist Research to Optimize Tools in Genetics (PROT-G)
Summary: Mapping of transformed DNA within mutated diatoms. A stepwise specific PCR reaction that allow for identification of genome location of transformed fragments such as antibiotic resistance genes or GFP constructs. Degenerate primer 1: 5' - GCCGGACTTAGCGAGCA TGTGTAGTACCTTGCCG ATCCTNASATANSATANT TC - 3'Degenerate primer 2: 5' - GCCGGACTTAGCGAGCA TGTGTAGTACCTTGCCG ATCCCNTSABGNACYTN CTG - 3'Degenerate primer 3: 5' - GCCGGACTTAGCGAGCA TGTGTAGTACCTTGCCG ATCCNGACGARWGANA WGAC - 3'Degenerate primer 4: 5' - GCCGGACTTAGCGAGCA TGTGTAGTACCTTGCCG ATCCTAHATGDAGKACN TAC - 3'Specific primer 1: 5' - GCCGGACTTAGCGAGCA TGTGTAG - 3'Specific primer 2: 5' - CATGTGTAGTACCTTGC CGATCC - 3'Internal primers must be designed with regard to each construct that are to be mapped. They should not overlap but instead cover consecutive stretches of known DNA sequence of the transformed construct.
Affiliations: Biology and Environmental Sciences - Gothenburg University, Biology and Environmental Sciences - Gothenburg University
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Publication Date: 2019
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