Hi all,
Since I am a beginner in Rt-PCR..I have few questions.....
I am trying to do RT-PCR to get the PaFs gene of 2.5 kb.I am using the Finnzymes in which I used the conditions for the cDNA are template DNA...upto 1ug,10mM dNTP1ul
oligo dt primer 1 and RNAse free water .....
10X RT buffer
RT enzyme mix
water
and then I run the PCR by taaking the cDNA of about 5ul .....................and Finally I tried to optimise the temperatures
initial denaturation 98C for 30sec
denaturation 98 for 10sec
Annealing ___50,55.60.65 for 10sec
extension 72 ,40sec
final extension..72 5min
4 hold......for 30cycles............
but,I didnot get any band or smear at different temperatues 50,55,60,65 .
Primers chosen are test primers(31) and Padc4_LIC ( 59 nt)....
Can any one give suggestion please..how to optimise or proceed to get the 2,5 kb product..
Thanks in Advance.
Rt-PCR problem !with 2.5 kb gene
Started by biology, Apr 16 2010 06:36 AM
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 16 April 2010 - 06:36 AM
#2
Posted 16 April 2010 - 06:45 AM
I assume you used the phusion DNA polymerase. Although this enzyme is faster than other polymerases 40sec for 2.5kb seems a bit short to me, I would extend this to 1:20min.
second, I would recommend to use less template, 1 µl should be enough and increase the cycle number to 40.
second, I would recommend to use less template, 1 µl should be enough and increase the cycle number to 40.
tea-test: The artist formerly known as Ned Land
#3
Posted 17 April 2010 - 05:23 AM
tea-test, on Apr 16 2010, 07:45 AM, said:
I assume you used the phusion DNA polymerase. Although this enzyme is faster than other polymerases 40sec for 2.5kb seems a bit short to me, I would extend this to 1:20min.
second, I would recommend to use less template, 1 µl should be enough and increase the cycle number to 40.
second, I would recommend to use less template, 1 µl should be enough and increase the cycle number to 40.
oh Great,Then I will try with these parameters.Thanks
#4
Posted 18 April 2010 - 07:27 AM
you can also try the GC buffer together with DMSO which is supplied with the polymerase. I have already encountered genes that were only amplified with this buffer but not with the HF.
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