You are provided with two primers below and you wish to amplify the CYC1 terminatoron pMD1:
Primer 1: CTATGAAACAAGAATCGACC
Primer 2: GTGCCGTAAAGCACTAAATC
a. What secondary structure is formed by each primer at 54°C?
b. What secondary structure is formed by both primers together at 54°C?
c. If we were to use the following PCR protocol with primer 1 and primer 2, what would we expect to see on the electrophoresis gel?
Step |
Time |
Temperature |
Initiation |
2’ |
95°C |
Denaturation |
1’ |
95°C |
Annealing |
1’ |
53°C |
Extension |
1” |
72°C |
Final extension |
10’ |
72°C |
End |
4°C |
∞ |
d. Suggest an optimized PCR protocol based on the one from question 24 and using primers 1 and primer 2. Explain also how it would improve somewhat the amplification of the CYC1 terminator.
Step |
Time |
Temperature |
Initiation |
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Denaturation |
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Annealing |
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Extension |
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Final extension |
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End |
A) primer 1 separately may form self dimer and primer 2 forms hairpin in 54°c
B) heterodimer may be formed with both primer together
C) due to secondary structures , there will be less amplification in PCR
D)
Step | time | temperature |
Initiation | 2 | 95 |
Denaturation | 1 | 95 |
Annealing | 1 | 54 |
Extension | 1 | 72 |
Final extension | 10 | 73 |
End | 4° | Infinity |
By increasing the annealing temperature , we can reduce misamplification and increase the specificity to the particular gene CYC1 terminator
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