4 primer PCR for the genotyping of Mib[ta52] & WT chromosomes
Aim:
Determine the presence of Mib[ta52] and WT alleles in a single PCR reaction.
Caveat: In some genetic backgrounds (e.g. our TLs) the WT allele does not amplify properly using this protocol. This has to be checked beforehand!!!
This PCR is done with three primers:
Mib4P genP5 (8-54, generic forward primer for the Mib[ta52] amplicon):
5’- ACAGTAACTAAGGAGGGC -3’
Mib4P WT rv (8-55, specific reverse primer for the Mib WT allele):
5’- AGATCGGGCACTCGCTCA -3’
Mib4P MUT fw (8-56, specific forward primer for the Mib[ta52] allele):
5’- TCAGCTGTGTGGAGACCGCAG -3’
Mib4P genP3 (8-57, generic reverse primer for the Mib[ta52] amplicon):
5’- CTTCACCATGCTCTACAC -3’
Primers 8-54 & 8-57 amplify a 705 bp fragment for all genotypes (in theory, actually practically this band is most often barely visible).
Primers 8-54 & 8-55 amplify a 303 bp fragment for fish carrying the WT allele.
Primers 8-56 & 8-57 amplify a 402 bp fragment for fish carrying the Mib[ta52] allele.
Assemble 25 µl PCR reactions:
First add into each tube 2 µl undiluted DNA from NaOH or ProteinaseK digestion.
Then add 23 µl of ice-cold PCR mix:
5 µl Promega GoTaq Flexi Green Buffer
1.5 µl MgCl2 from GoTaq G2 kit (25 mM stock)
0.5 µl dNTP (from mix with each dNTP at 10 mM)
0.5 µl Primer 8-54 (from 10 µM stock)
0.5 µl Primer 8-55 (from 10 µM stock)
0.5 µl Primer 8-56 (from 10 µM stock)
0.5 µl Primer 8-57 (from 10 µM stock)
0.125 µl Promega GoTaq G2 polymerase
13.875 µl H2O
PCR Program:
Heated lid 105°
Final extension 5 min 72°
Final hold 10°C
Run 12.5 µl of the PCR reaction on a 2% agarose gel.
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How to cite:
Readers should cite both the Bio-protocol preprint and the original research article where this protocol was used:
Fürthauer, M(2022). mib1_ta52b 4 primer genotyping protocol. Bio-protocol Preprint. bio-protocol.org/prep1893.
Saraswathy, V. M., Kurup, A. J., Sharma, P., Polès, S., Poulain, M. and Fürthauer, M.(2022). The E3 ubiquitin ligase mindbomb1 controls planar cell polarity-dependent convergent extension movements during zebrafish gastrulation. eLife. DOI: 10.7554/eLife.71928
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