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Subcycling PCR 103<br />

8. Place tubes in thermal cycler and start the program (see Table 1).<br />

9. When cycle is complete, remove PCR products and keep in fridge prior to electrophoresis.<br />

10. Dilute 4 µL of each PCR product into 6 µL of sterile distilled water. This initial dilution<br />

may need adjusting depending on electrophoresis results picture.<br />

11. Electrophorese 1 µL of this diluted DNA on an 0.8% agarose gel.<br />

12. The inversion is associated with a band of 11 kb; the normal allele is associated with a<br />

band of 12 kb. An upper 12-kb band only indicates the inversion is not present; a lower<br />

11-kb band only indicates the inversion is present in an affected male; and bands at both<br />

11 kb and 12 kb indicate a female carrier of the inversion.<br />

References<br />

1. Liu, et al. (1998) Single tube polymerase chain reaction for rapid diagnosis of the inversion<br />

hotspot mutation in haemophilia A (letter). Blood 92, 1458–1459.<br />

2. Liu and Sommer (1998) Sub-cycling PCR for multiplex long distance amplifications of<br />

regions with High and Low GC content: Application to the inversion hotspot in the FVIII<br />

gene. <strong>Bio</strong>Techniques 25, 1022–1028.

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