primer extension
David L. Haviland, Ph.D.
haviland at KIDS.WUSTL.EDU
Tue Apr 2 01:42:01 EST 1996
On Mon, 1 Apr 1996, EFDG wrote:
> Does anybody know of a protocol which labels primer extension products by
> incorpration of alpha-labelled 32P instead of end labelling the primer with
> gamma-labelled 32P dATP?
Stuart:
Been there. I had the very same thought when I was doing primer
extentsions and all I did was take the protocol in the Harvard manual and
swap the same concentrations of dNTPs with dNTPs-dCTP. All I obtained
was an enourmous mess of an autorad - i.e., didn't work. I was looking
at a relatively low abundance message which was why I tried modifiying
the protocol to begin with. I gave it another couple of attempts all to
no avail. The only way I managed to get them clean was to spin the end
labeled oligo over a G-25 column where there was sizable separation from
the labeled oligo and free 32P. In my case, I used the BMB g-25 spin
columns. OH.. btw- my oligos for primer extenstion were no less that
37-mers.
Hope this helps,
David
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