Bioteknologi, Minggu 10, PCR & ELP

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PCR DAN ELEKTROFORESIS Dr. Oeke Yunita, S.Si., M.Si., Apt. BIOTEKNOLOGI FARMASI

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  • PCR DAN

    ELEKTROFORESIS

    Dr. Oeke Yunita, S.Si., M.Si., Apt.

    BIOTEKNOLOGI FARMASI

  • THE TRIPLET CODE

  • POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION

    teknik in vitro untuk melipatgandakan asam

    nukleat (DNA atau RNA) secara eksponensial

    dan cepat dengan bantuan enzim di dalam

    suatu mesin / Thermocycler

    PCR Polymerase Chain Reaction

    DNA/gene amplification

  • KEUNGGULAN PCR

    Sensitif dan cepat copy fragmen DNA 200.000 kali, 20 siklus selama 220 menit

    Jumlah DNA yang akan dicopy sangat sedikit (~ 5g)

    Total volume reaksi untuk PCR, sangat kecil 25-100 l

    KETERBATASAN PCR

    Kualitas (kemurnian) DNA sangat berpengaruh terhadap hasil PCR

    memerlukan urutan (sequence) DNA utk mendesain primer

  • PRIMER

    A primer is a strand of nucleic acid that serves as a

    starting point for DNA synthesis.

    These primers are usually short, chemically

    synthesized oligonucleotides, with a length of about

    twenty bases. They are hybridized to a target DNA,

    which is then copied by the polymerase.

    minimum primer length used in most applications is

    18 nucleotides.

    Replication starts at the 3'-end of the primer, and

    copies the opposite strand.

  • PRINSIP DASAR

    a. ikatan antar untaian DNA dengan pasangan komplementernya adalah sangat kuat dan spesifik

    b. Pemisahan untaian menjadi rantai tunggal dan masing-masing rantai dapat dipakai sebagai cetakan (template) untuk mensintesis rantai pasangannya.

    c. Penempelan oligonukleotida penuntun (primer) pada lokasi DNA yang akan diamplifikasi

  • PCR CYCLE

    Denaturation: The target DNA (template) is separated into two stands by heating to 95

    Primer annealing: The temperature is reduced to around 55 to allow the primers to anneal.

    Polymerization (elongation, extension): The temperature is increased to 72 for optimal polymerization step which uses up dNTPs and required Mg++.

    deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs)

  • PCR CYCLES

    Melting

    94 oC

    Melting

    94 oC

    30 s Annealing

    Primers

    45 oC

    60 s

    Extension

    72 oC

    60 s

    Tem

    per

    atu

    re 100

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    50

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    40x

    5 3

    3 5

    3 5

    5

    5 3 5

    3 5

    5

    5

    5

    5 3

    3 5

    3 5

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  • ALAT DAN BAHAN

    Hardware: mesin PCR / thermocycler, yg dapat diprogram: suhu dan waktu dalam siklus amplifikasi

    Bahan kimia : PCR-buffer, MgCl2, dNTP (dATP,dCTP, dGTP, dTTP atau dUTP)

    Oligonukleotida (primer)

    Template (DNA target yang dilipatgandakan)

    Air suling ultrapure yang telah disterilkan (nuclease free water)

    Enzym Taq (from: Thermo aquaticus) Polymerase

    Ix usage: fragmen Klenow DNA polymerase I (Escherichia coli) : tdk tahan panas, laju polimerasi sedang, prosesivitas (kemampuan penggabungan nukleotida-primer tanpa terdisosiasi) rendah

  • PCR TECHNOLOGY

    A B C

    Genomic DNA

    +

    Taq polymerase

    +

    primers

    A

    +

    Nucleotides

    +

    Buffer

    PCR

    (under relaxed conditions)

  • PCR-BASED DNA MARKERS

    Generated by using Polymerase Chain Reaction

    Preferred markers due to technical simplicity and cost

    GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

    Agarose or Acrylamide gels

    PCR

    PCR Buffer +

    MgCl2 +

    dNTPS +

    Taq +

    Primers +

    DNA template

    THERMAL CYCLING

  • GEL ELECTROPHORESIS The basic principle is that DNA,

    RNA, and proteins can all be

    separated by means of an electric

    field.

    In agarose gel electrophoresis, DNA

    and RNA can be separated on the

    basis of size by running the DNA

    through an agarose gel.

    Proteins can be separated on the

    basis of size by using an SDS-PAGE

    gel, or on the basis of size and their

    electric charge by using what is

    known as a 2D gel electrophoresis.

  • An agarose gel is prepared by

    combining agarose powder and a

    buffer solution.

    Agarose

    Buffer

    Flask for boiling

  • Casting tray

    Gel combs

    Power supply

    Gel tank Cover

    Electrical leads

    Electrophoresis Equipment

  • Gel casting tray & combs

  • Seal the edges of the casting tray and put in the combs. Place the casting

    tray on a level surface. None of the gel combs should be touching the

    surface of the casting tray.

    Preparing the Casting Tray

  • Agarose Buffer Solution

    Combine the agarose powder and buffer solution. Use a flask that is

    several times larger than the volume of buffer.

  • Agarose is insoluble at room temperature (left).

    The agarose solution is boiled until clear (right).

    Gently swirl the solution periodically when heating to allow all the grains of agarose

    to dissolve.

    ***Be careful when boiling - the agarose solution may become superheated and

    may boil violently if it has been heated too long in a microwave oven.

    Melting the Agarose

  • Allow the agarose solution to cool slightly (~60C) and then carefully

    pour the melted agarose solution into the casting tray. Avoid air

    bubbles.

    Pouring the gel

  • Each of the gel combs should be submerged in the melted agarose solution.

  • When cooled, the agarose polymerizes, forming a flexible gel. It should

    appear lighter in color when completely cooled (30-45 minutes).

    Carefully remove the combs and tape.

  • Place the gel in the electrophoresis chamber.

  • buffer

    Add enough electrophoresis buffer to cover the gel to a depth of

    at least 1 mm. Make sure each well is filled with buffer.

    Cathode (negative)

    Anode (positive)

    wells

    DNA

  • Loading the Gel

    Carefully place the pipette tip over a well and gently expel the sample.

    The sample should sink into the well. Be careful not to puncture the

    gel with the pipette tip.

  • DNA pieces are separated by agarose gel electrophoresis

  • GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

    A method of separating DNA

    in a gelatin-like material

    using an electrical field

    DNA is negatively charged

    when its in an electrical field

    it moves toward the positive

    side

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    DNA

    swimming through Jello

  • Factors affecting the rate of migration of

    charged molecules:

    pH Nature

    Pore size

    intensity

    charge

    Size

    shape

    Molecules Electric current

    Buffer Supporting

    media

  • ANALISIS DNA PADA

    HASIL ELEKTROFORESIS

    100

    1,000

    10,000

    100,000

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30

    Distance, mm

    Siz

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    ba

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  • USES: EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS

    Comparing DNA samples from different organisms to measure evolutionary relationships

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    DNA

    1 3 2 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

    turtle snake rat squirrel fruitfly

  • USES: MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC

    Comparing normal allele to disease allele

    chromosome with

    disease-causing

    allele 2

    chromosome

    with normal

    allele 1

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    DNA

    Example: test for Huntingtons disease

  • USES: FORENSICS

    Comparing DNA sample from crime scene

    with suspects & victim

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    S1

    DNA

    S2 S3 V

    suspects crime scene

    sample

  • DNA FINGERPRINTS

    Comparing blood

    samples on defendants

    clothing to determine if

    it belongs to victim

    DNA fingerprinting

  • USES: PATERNITY

    Whos the father?

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    DNA

    child Mom F1 F2