DNA isolation by CTAB with Proteinase-K for plant tissue?

[Deanne Bell]

I have found that different techniques work for different plant species
depending on the presence of polysachs, phenols, oils . . .  there's a
web site for a journal called Biotechniques that would be a good place
for you to start looking for different protocols.

If CTAB protoco is not giving you good quality DNA, try some of the
protocols from these authors:

Wang et al.  1996.  An improved isolation of nuclear DNA from leaves of
wild grapevine dried with silica gel.  Plant Mol Biol. Reporter
14:361-373

Tabaeizadeh Z., Agharbaoui Z., Harrak H., and Poysa V., (something about
transgenic tomatoes) 1999 Plant Cell Reports 19:197-202

Bernatzky & Tankley Genetics of Actin related sequences in tomato. 1986
Theor Appl Genet 72:314-321

Prince, J.  something about DNA extraction from peppers.

Hope this helps,
Deanne Bell

 
 
 

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>Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 12:31 AM
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>Subject: DNA isolation by CTAB with Proteinase-K for plant tissue?
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>Hi netters,
>
>Does anyone have experiences using CTAB method with 
>Proteinase-K for DNA isolation of plant tissue, particularly 
>for forest tree species?
>
>Anny suggestions are appreciated.
>
>
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>Tran Ho Quang
>Research Centre for Forest Tree Improvement (Forest Science 
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