BIOL 2030 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism, Chromosome, Sickle-Cell Disease

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Restriction endonuclease digestion of sample (a) vs. complete complex dna molecule (b) Denature dna by breaking hydrogen bonds between base pairs: done using heat, chemicals, etc, end up with 2 single-stranded dna molecules. Cool the solution of dna (or remove chemicals) Denature double stranded dna to form single strands: add complementary radioactively labeled sequence into the mixture. Strand is complementary to the target dna sequence and is called a hybridization probe. Probe forms bonds with target sequence allows identification of the specific sequence. Technique used to transfer the denatured, single-stranded fragments from a gel to a permanent solid medium: single stranded dna transferred to a membrane, the membrane is placed in a hybridization solution with labeled probes. Probes bind to complementary sequences biochemical florescence used to locate the radioactive probes and subsequent dna sequences. Single stranded dna tightly bound to a nitrocellulose filter: add hybridization probe to the nitrocellulose filter. Probes interact with target sequences and bind the target dna.

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