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DNA Microarray:A Recombinant DNA Method
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Basic Steps to Microarray: Obtain cells with genes that are needed for
analysis. Isolate the mRNA using extraction buffer.
Remove the buffer with RNA. The mRNA will be 5’-3’ with repeating AAA..end.
Convert each mRNA into colored cDNA. Targets labeled with fluorophores.
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Basic Steps to Microarray: With mRNA degraded reverse cDNA
created. Mix colored samples of cDNA.
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Microarray or DNA Chip: Every spot on the chip
represents a different coding sequence from different genes.
Each spot on the chip is made of a DNA probe that can pair with the cDNA that was created.
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Basic Steps to Microarray: Incubation with the mixed cDNA and the
chip DNA will yield some pairing. Wash off unbound cDNA to see what has
bound to the microarray.
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Visualizing Bound cDNA: The slide with the microarray chip is placed
inside a dark box where it is scanned with a high resolution laser that detects the bound fluorescent labels. The information and images are then sent to the
computer for analysis.
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Analyzing the Data: Creates a ratio image. Green images signal
expression in one condition.
Red images signal expression in one condition.
Yellow images signal expression in both conditions.
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Capacities: Not limited to human genetic material.
Can be used for all species.
Can display thousands of different genes. Pending chip size.
100’s nucleotides (<1 cm^2) 100,000’s nucleotides (about 10 cm^2)
Allows the study of multiple genes at once.
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Types of Microarray: Pre-synthesized nucleic acids.
Bought cDNA.
Oligonucleotide synthesis in situ. Creating cDNA in question.
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Microarray Application: Identifying gene’s and gene mutations of
different types of diseases such as cancer. Identifying the expression level, or quantity
of genes (mutated or not).
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Definitions: Target - the nucleic acid (cDNA) sample who’s identity
and quantity are being measured. Fluorophore – usually green and red labels attached to
the target to enable visualizing expression. Microarray works as reverse hybridization method
converting from mRNA to cDNA 3’-5’ with TTTT…end. Probe – an attached nucleic acid with a known
sequence (the DNA chip).
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Resources: Strachan, Tom; Read, Andrew. Human Molecular
Genetics 3. pp 175-178. New York. Garland Publishing. 2004.
Campbell,A. Malcom. Microarray Animation. Davidson College. 2001. www.bio.davidson.edu/courses/genomics/chip/chip.html
http://cmgm.stanford.edu http://www.gene-chips.com/