Question is: You want to digest the genomic DNA to an average size of ~15kBP. You evaluate the usage of two restriction endonucleases, Sau3A (↓GATC is the cleavage position) and BamHI (G↓GATCC). The activity of both restriction endonucleases is measured in units (U), where 1 unit cleaves 1µg of bacteriophage lambda genomic DNA in 1 hour at 37 degrees centigrade.
How many units of Sau3A and BamHI do you require to digest 20µg genomic DNA to an average size of ~15kBP in 16 hour?
Additional Information: Bacteriophage lambda DNA contains 116 Sau3A and 5 BamHI cleavage sites.
------ If anyone can help answer or direct me to a website with any calculations like this it will be much appreciated? Cannot seem to find any information anywhere!
Digestion of Genomic DNA
Started by achall92, Apr 17 2012 06:25 AM
sau3a bamHI genomic library digest
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 06:25 AM
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Posted 22 April 2012 - 05:50 PM
I mini prep my plasmids by Sambrook's conventional method and I get up to 10ug/ul some times. I fully digest my 10 ug/ul plasmid with 1 ul EcoRI from Fermentas within 3 hr. I can even digest this within 1 hr with their Fastdigest EcoRI enzyme.
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