Hi all..
I am going to do cloning with pGEX-2T vector. My insert is only 180 bp. I got good PCR product and I purified it by gel extraction kit…..its work well… my band is very clear in 2% Agarose gel at correct size.
But the problem when I digest my insert with BamH1 it disappear (No band)…
My restriction enzyme is ok…..No contamination..
No restriction site corresponding to Bam H1 in my insert.
I repeat it .. but still same funny result.
I observed the DNA dose not migrate throw the gel, just aggregate in the Agarose hole.
CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE..
PCR product disappears after restriction digestion
Started by alpha, Aug 07 2009 04:58 PM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 07 August 2009 - 04:58 PM
#2
Posted 10 August 2009 - 01:07 PM
1240 views and no reply!!!!
Can you help me please...please...please..
Can you help me please...please...please..
#3
Posted 10 August 2009 - 01:17 PM
alpha, on Aug 7 2009, 07:58 PM, said:
Hi all..
I am going to do cloning with pGEX-2T vector. My insert is only 180 bp. I got good PCR product and I purified it by gel extraction kit…..its work well… my band is very clear in 2% Agarose gel at correct size.
But the problem when I digest my insert with BamH1 it disappear (No band)…
My restriction enzyme is ok…..No contamination..
No restriction site corresponding to Bam H1 in my insert.
I repeat it .. but still same funny result.
I observed the DNA dose not migrate throw the gel, just aggregate in the Agarose hole.
CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE..
I am going to do cloning with pGEX-2T vector. My insert is only 180 bp. I got good PCR product and I purified it by gel extraction kit…..its work well… my band is very clear in 2% Agarose gel at correct size.
But the problem when I digest my insert with BamH1 it disappear (No band)…
My restriction enzyme is ok…..No contamination..
No restriction site corresponding to Bam H1 in my insert.
I repeat it .. but still same funny result.
I observed the DNA dose not migrate throw the gel, just aggregate in the Agarose hole.
CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE..
Hi alpha,
Is there a special reason you want to cut your vector with BamHI?
regards,
lab rat
42..."An immutable fixed-precision number of unlimited magnitude." <a href="http://en.wikipedia....amming_language)" target="_blank">http://en.wikipedia....amming_language)</a>, accessed 25June2009.
#4
Posted 10 August 2009 - 01:20 PM
alpha, on Aug 10 2009, 02:07 PM, said:
1240 views and no reply!!!!
Can you help me please...please...please..
Can you help me please...please...please..
Best thing is to critically discuss the issue with some experienced colleague in or out of the lab.
#5
Posted 10 August 2009 - 02:29 PM
What happens when you cut your vector with Bam? If it looks alright, that rules out a lot of potential problems. If it acts wierdly too, it's not your PCR prep, but something about the digestion (the enzyme, the 10x buffer, the water, your tubes, etc.).













