Title of Experiment
Title of Experiment
Title of Experiment
Student ID :210104003
Abstract
In our experiment,the extraction of genomic DNA that purification of the desired will be
done.Also,quality and quantity analysis of this DNA will be done.DNA extraction is a kind
of seperation,purification method.We learn to obtain DNA by help of destroying structures
such as the cell membrane or cell wall with chemicals or solutions in the experiment.And
main purpose is observing the DNA extraction and identification of nucleic acid fragments
with fractionation by gel electrophoresis method with agorose gel in our experiment.The
reason we choose this method is the proteins,RNA,polysaccharides,essential oils,phenols etc.
are minimal at DNA obtained from.Also we learn determining the purity and quantity of
obtained DNA by help of gel electrophoresis and UV spectroscopic measurements.Then we
can have some informations about DNA and its structure.And we comprehend that
DNAextraction method is used in PCR’s or sequencing researches by the experiment.
Introduction
As mentioned in the abstarct section,DNA definition is defined us with its structure and
attributes in the experiment.And the used methods for analysis of DNA are electrophoresis
method with agorose gel and UV spectroscopic method in the DNA extraction and analysis
are presented by help of the experiment.Also the materials and techniques used in the
experimental stages are familiarized and also we comprehend the aims and process of
experiment, in this section.
DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid for all living organisms and some viruses is a nucleic acid that
includes the genetic informations about liveliness.
The basic mission of DNA is the genetic material that stores instructions for a long time.DNA
forms from two long polymers that has simple units called nucleotide.The constituents of
DNA connect with ester bonds each other and consist of sugars and phosphote groups.In
eukaryotic organisms DNA takes place in the cell nucleus but in prokaryotes DNA takes place
in the cytoplasm of cell.
-Chargaff’s Rules-
Chargaff is a scientist.And he showed the relative ratios of the four bases were not random in
DNA.By the experiment,it is known;the number of Adenin(A) equaled the number of
Thymine (T) and the number of Guanine (G) equaled the number of Cytosine (C) in
DNA.So,the relationship is named Chargaff’s rules : A=T and G=C.
B-What is the genomic DNA extraction and How to genomic DNA extract?
Genomic DNA is sample DNA that contains all the genes in a cell.It has a large and complex
structure.It appears viscous in aqueous environment.The several causes of genomic DNA
extraction are:
*Profiling and fingerpriting (blood / sperm sample for comparison and forensic process)
DNA extraction is a kind of purification and analysis.Due to this method the DNA
decomposes from protein, fat, RNA and other contaminants. First samples are obtained from
a cell to perform this process.Lysis solution will be prepared and DNA is removed protein
and nuclear envelopes.After precipitation process of DNA is done with the help salt solution.
Consantre DNA obtained after the centrifuge process.Then continues the precipitation with
isopropanol.After washing with distilled water and drying, the obtained DNA starts the
measurements.Start the quality and quantity analysis of the obtained genomic DNA.There are
different methods; flometric(slot blot method,microplac reader) or spectrophotometric (PCR
or spectrophotometer) methods.
The amount of contamination is determined by observing the measurements of the rate of
quantity and quality analysis.Method that we used for is the spectrophotometric method.The
equipment that we used is Scientific NanoDrop Spectrophotometer.And finally the observing
should be for visualize of DNA.There severare for this:
- spectral methods
We used the agorose gel electrophoresis method for visualing DNA movements in the
experiment.
Nucleic acids at 260 nm, 280 nm for protein gives peaks.Pure DNA example, 260 and 280
nm absorbance ratio A260nm / A280nm = 1.8.According to this value indicates the efficiency
of the DNA sample in our hands.The value is directly proportional to the proximity of the
DNA yield.
This rate is a secondary method for the measurement of DNA purity.260/230 value for pure
nucleic acids is greater than 260/280.The value of this ratio is usually between 2.0 to 2.2.
2- AgaroseGel Electrophoresis
- Preparation of the agarose gel:Agoros powder is mixed with prepared buffer solution.It is
heated in microwave oven until dissolved.After electrophoresis to see the DNA is mixed
ethidium bromide is added and cooled.
- The execution of the prepared gel: Samples are loaded to agros gel wells.Voltage adjusted,
the execution is carried out over a period of time.
Agarose is a natural colloid derived from seaweed.It is very delicate and easily perishable
handling.Agarose gel has a large pore diameter.And used for the separation of larger
molecules from the ground at 200 kDa
**References website:http://openwetware.org/wiki/BE.109:DNA_engineering/Agarose_gel_electrophoresis
isoamiyl alcohol: it stabilizes the intermediate phase, preventing the formation of bubbles.
glycerol: provides a smooth progress by providing examples of crashing into the well.
bromophenol blue: Used to see what the walking process and the deposition process.
-First one leaves are cut into small pieces with a scalpel.
-We prepared buffer solution with ; Nuclei lysis buffer (CTAB,EDTA and NaCl)
Sorbitol (buffer)
%5 Sarkosyl(detergent)
- After the crushing process, we put 750 microliters of sample into the eppendorf tube with
pipette.
- Eppendorf tube is vortexed for the separation of the phase for 20 seconds.
-After we centrifuge the tube for phase seperation and spin at 10,000 rpm for 5 minutes.
- Paying attention to the denser portions of the underlying, overlying liquid is taken and
transferred to a new eppendorf tube with pipette.
- After isopropanol was added to the precipitation of DNA with a new eppendorf tube.
- To fly the remains of liquid and ethanol the heating and drying processes are done.
- Firstly, nanodrop pit is cleaned and dried,then 2 microliters of the sample is taken and
placed in pit.
-Finally,amounts the ratio of 260/280,260/230 and ng/microliter are measured and recorded.
-The solution is heated for 10 minutes, after that it is cooled for 20 minutes.
-We prepare the mechanism by placing the gel combs into casting tray.
-When the mechanism comes ready to install,we remove the gel combs and tapes than we put
the casting tray into the gel tank.
-And for samples we prepare loading buffer with using bromophenol blue and glycerol.Then
we add 5 microliter of loading buffer into the each samples.
-Then, we take 60 microliter of DNA samples and we load into the appropriate gel well with
pipette.
-We are loading the ladder sample of 500 bp for comparison to the beginning of each row .
-Electric leadss are connected the correct direction of flow from negative to positive.We
place the mechanism in the electrophoresis chamber,connect the electrical leads to the power
supply.
-Then,power supply is worked with 95 electric flow for 45 minutes.- Finally The walk of
DNA is visualized on the ultraviolet transilluminator by DNA ladder standarts.
-Materials -
*Leaves Fragments
*Scalpel
*Mortar
*Eppendorf Tube
*Vortex
*Centrifuge Machine
*Micropipette
*Spatula
*Beaker
*Falcon Tube
*Incubator
*Nanodrop Spectrophotometer
*Power Supply
*Gel Tank
*Electrical Leads
*Casting Tray
*Gel Combs
*Ultra-violet Transilluminator
-Chemical Materials-
*Distillation Water
*Agorose
*Ethidium Bromide
*Bromophenol Blue
*Glycerol
*Chloroform/Isoamyl Alcohol
*Ethanol
*Isopropanol
Results
Figure 1.
Also,we centrifuge the tube for phase seperation,spin at 10,000 rpm for 5 minutes.
By the figure 2 and figur 3 we can say that after we added isopropanol to the precipitation of
DNA with a new eppendorf tube.We washed DNA with 500 mL ethanol.It is centrifuged
again to precipitate down the DNA.Thus we can observe the precipitate of DNA at the bottom
of the tube.
If the amount of DNA is 1.8 to converge and efficiently DNA was obtained.
3-The visualized of gel
Discussion
We could explain a few examples that to be considered when making the genomic DNA
extraction. Ethidium bromide is a dye that works with ultraviolet rays.Experiment to be true,
during the addition of the dye should not be any air bubbles and care should be taken not to
damage of ultraviolet rays. while the gel voltage of care should be taken dissolve the gel.
When analyzed the image obtained as a result we see that isolation is not sufficient the
walk.There may be several reasons. it becomes difficult to walk because of the high
concentration gel, a corruption of slow walking balance. if we would like to view the DNA,
do not apply more ultraviolet rays.Because dna may be degraded, and may not run in the gel.
We have to pay attention to the air bubbles when the gel.Because if DNA cannot move in
space.We have achieved the top in fine white line agoros gel obtained from DNA
represents.There is no line during my group, because we've obtained the dna rna is
achieved.Wide white spaces left at the bottom of the resulting shows RNAs. By looking
NanoDrop spectrophotometer, the value in the efficiency and robustness of DNA are be
estimated. for example, my example is my value of 2.12.Normally, the value of the dna is
pure and efficient 1.8.Mine is not a very close value.That's why my DNA might be
broken.This may be the reason of the absence of the image.My experiments in the fault, my
sample into the bottom of the very tip of the straw back space when loading the gel cavity is
to suppress. After installation I had to remove my hand from pipette by without releasing the
button of pipette. To do this, my sample was dissolved and other gel-cell overflowed. may
make it difficult to walk to other space overflow.And I wouldn't be carrying space that occurs
in the image caused by mine sample. Thus,these images by examining dna we can observe
their work and technical operations in the experiment.
References
*From books:
-Cell and tissue culture:laboratory procedures in biotechnology edited by Alan Doyle,J. Bryan
Griffiths,1998,ISBN 0 471 98255-5.