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102 Stirling<br />

Table 1<br />

Thermal Cycler Program for Subcycling PCR<br />

Step Temp/command Time (mm:ss)/repetitions<br />

11 95 2:00<br />

12 94 00:10<br />

13 63 00:05<br />

14 68 5:00<br />

15 Go to step 3 4 items<br />

16 Go to step 2 15 times<br />

17 94 00:10<br />

18 63 00:10<br />

19 68 6:00 (+ 10s per cycle)<br />

10 Go to step 8 4 times<br />

11 Go to step 7 15 times<br />

12 68 30:00<br />

13 End<br />

6. Oligonucleotides: INT22-P (5′-GCC CTG CCT GTC CAT TAC ACT GAT GAC ATT ATG<br />

CTG AC-3′); INT22-Q (5′-GGC CCT ACA ACC ATT CTG CCT TTC ACT TTC AGT<br />

GCA ATA-3′); INT22-A (5′-CAC AAG GGG GAA GAG TGT GAG GGT GTG GGA<br />

TAA GAA-3′); and INT22-B (5′-CCC CAA ACT ATA ACC AGC ACC TTG AAC TTC<br />

CCC TCT CAT A-3′). The oligonucleotides are diluted to 100 pmol/µL for storage.<br />

Subaliquot to minimize freeze-thaw cycles and store at –20°C.<br />

7. PCR Mastermix 1. For each reaction to be run, the following are included: 10× buffer 2<br />

(2.5 µmL); TAQ mix (0.94 µL); and water (5.69 µL).<br />

8. PCR Mastermix 2. For each reaction to be run, the following are included: 10 mM aATP<br />

(1.25 µL); 10 mM aTTP (1.25 µL); 10 mM aACP (1.25 µL); 10 mM aGTP (0.625 µL);<br />

10 mM deaza aGTP (0.625 µL); P/Q primer mix (5 µL); A (or B) primer mix (5 µL);<br />

100% DMSO (1.875 µL).<br />

3. Procedure<br />

1. Remove reagents from freezer and allow to thaw fully then mix thoroughly and briefly<br />

centrifuge before pipetting. Reagents to be thawed: buffer 2 from Expand Long Template<br />

PCR Kit, dNTPs, and deaza dGTP.<br />

2. Label 0.2 mL of flat-cap PCR tubes with the DNA number and primer grouping, if<br />

applicable (e.g., APQ).<br />

3. Using sterile pipet tips, pipet 0.5 µL of each DNA sample into the appropriately labeled<br />

tube. Ensure that the DNA is pipetted directly into the bottom the tube. If concentration of<br />

DNA is very low, 1 µL of DNA should be added. Place tubes on ice.<br />

4. Prepare 1 in 50 dilution of A oligo, 1 in 50 dilution of B oligo, and 1 in 25 dilution of<br />

P and Q oligo pairing. The number of samples being tested will determine the actual<br />

quantities required.<br />

5. Prepare PCR mastermix 1 and 2 for appropriate number of tests: Place both mastermixes<br />

on ice!<br />

6. For each reaction, aliquot 14.9 µL of Master Mix 2 into the labeled PCR tubes (which<br />

already contain the DNA template). Keep on ice.<br />

7. Immediately before amplification, add 9.2 µL of Master Mix 1. Spin briefly and proceed<br />

to PCR step immediately.

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