PCR GC rich genomic region
jinglanl at stanford.edu
jinglanl at stanford.edu
Tue Jun 22 02:26:29 EST 2004
Hi, everyone:
I am trying to clone a 250bp GC rich sequence from human genomic DNA by PCR, primer F tm=
60, primer R tm = 62, I us ethe following conmditon:
100ng human genomic DNA
2mM Mg
1x buffer
0.4uM each primer
1 M Betaine
0.125ul Promega Taq Pol
denature 97degree 30 sec
annealing 60 degree 30 sec
extension 72 degree 45sec
35 cycles
I got 2 single bands, the lower one is very strong and clear cut, looks like the specific product,
but not at the right size; the upper one is faint, but at the right size. I TA cloned both bands and
sequenced, and it turned both bands are non-specific products, from two different but wrong
chromosomes.
Any suggestion?
I also tried to do PCR after restriction enzyme digestion, but seemed no help. Do I have to use
some special Taq Pol for GC rich region? Do I have to reduce 97 degree denature time to less
than 10 seconds?
Any suggestion?
Thanks a lot!
Jinglan Liu
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