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In Topic: RT-qPCR normalization
06 November 2012 - 08:44 PM
I think once you normalize with your reference gene expression, your amount of RNA should be normalized automatically.
In Topic: Cannot get good knockdown with multiple shRNA constructs
18 September 2012 - 08:15 PM
I do have same problem, but while picking up the colonies, I guess I have heterogeneous population of cells ( both wild type cells and knockdown cells in the same population). I am sub-culturing them, hoping that my knockdown levels will go down. I have around 74% knockdown for few of the clones at this time. I will update once I get my real time data done.
In Topic: Cell lysis with proteinase k
24 August 2012 - 01:05 PM
You can normalize baased on protein amount. Do protein assay and start with same amount of proteins for different cell lines.
In Topic: RNAi problem - Gene is knocked down, but not protein
24 August 2012 - 11:57 AM
Ambinlab, on 17 January 2012 - 02:37 PM, said:
Dear All,
After spending more than 3 weeks, I got my cloning working. I got three plasmids with the right sequences which (should) express shRNA against my gene of interest.
I transfected 293s with my plasmids and was able to see the GFP, which was a marker on the vector. SO I am pretty sure that the cells were transfected efficiently.
I harvested them after 48h and 72h, but I could not see any knockdown effect on western blot.
After spending more than 3 weeks, I got my cloning working. I got three plasmids with the right sequences which (should) express shRNA against my gene of interest.
I transfected 293s with my plasmids and was able to see the GFP, which was a marker on the vector. SO I am pretty sure that the cells were transfected efficiently.
I harvested them after 48h and 72h, but I could not see any knockdown effect on western blot.
If you have your vector with your GOI and GFp expressing sequence both of them together, what might have happened is, when your plasmid broke during insertion, it might have destroyed your GOI sequence. I had similar kind of problem with those vector, after transfection and keeping the cells in selection for more than two weeks, there were still plenty of cells in my 6 well plate, but the cells that were showing green in GFP were very few.. I continued my experiment and picked up the colonies (I was unsure which colonies to pick) the non green colonies showed expresiion of my GOI but cells from green colonies were just like my regular cells. i used RT PCR for initial screening...
Nabin
In Topic: Plasmid prep - no DNA pellet after ethanol precipitation
24 August 2012 - 11:31 AM
I had similar problem with my maxi prep when I did it for the first time, i figured it out later that I forgot to mix isopropanol with the eluted solution, I just added isopropanol ,kept it at -20 C overnight and centrifuged the other day. I hope you didn't do that. The issue is the liquids do not mix each other properly so when you just add alcohol to them, it just stays on the top and it is unable to precipitate the DNA from the eluted product.
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