How to covalently link DNA to beads?
martin LEACH
leach at bu.edu
Tue Feb 27 10:51:50 EST 1996
Well,
according to the chemists at ABI/perkin elmer...there is no way of
deprotecting without cleavage..oh well could have worked...
perhaps it may still work with chemistries other than carruthers & beaucage
(used on the abi machines)
Martin
martin LEACH (leach at bu.edu) wrote:
: On a similar note....using a DNA synthesizer create your custom oligo...the
: oligo will remain bound to the glass beads they are synthesized (unless you
: hydrolyze the siloxane bond with NH4OH)....you want the trityl groups removed
: during synthesis. Then when finished dismantle the synthesis column and
: harvest
: the glass beads with oligo still attached.
: only problem is that this DNA is still in a form as base-protected
: phosphotriesters...(can you tell I am reading from the ABI manual..;)...they
: are usually deprotected using the NH4OH...but this also cleaves them from the
: column.....if there was a way of deprotecting without cleavage (a weaker
: base?? instead of NH4OH) then perhaps you could create your desired oligo this
: way??
: just my thruppeny bit...
: Martin
: : Marc:
: : How about this? Make custom oligos (with attached 5' biotin or other "handle") that will anneal with the lambda cos site. Mix with=
: : your lambda DNA, link with ligase, then attach to streptavidin beads.
: : - Peter
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