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296 Rithidech and Dunn<br />

11. Ethidium bromide (0.5 µg/mL).<br />

12. DNA size standards.<br />

3. Methods<br />

Basically, two basic principles are involved in this protocol, that is, 1) the repeat<br />

sequences are amplified by PCR by using primers specific for the flanking genes and<br />

2) the amplicons are then sized on nondenaturing polyacrylamide gels. The protocol<br />

outlined below has been used successfully for genotyping 50 mouse microsatellite<br />

markers, included in our study on leukemogenesis and hepatoma, of BALB/cJ X<br />

CBA/CaJ hybrid mice. The sizes of these markers are 84 to 270 bp with allelic size<br />

differences of 8 to 30 bp. The following steps are required.<br />

3.1. Step 1<br />

Set up PCR Master Mix. An example given in below is for a single PCR amplification<br />

of three microsatellite markers. To make a total volume of 15 µL Master Mix, combine<br />

the appropriate set of components in order listed in below in a 0.5-mL thin-walled<br />

PCR tube.<br />

Volume (µL)<br />

Final Concentration<br />

Sterile Milli Q Water 1.19<br />

10× PCR buffer 1.5 1X<br />

dATP at 10 mM 0.3 200 µM<br />

dCTP at 10 mM 0.3 200 µM<br />

dGTP at 10 mM 0.3 200 µM<br />

dTTP at 10 mM 0.3 200 µM<br />

Microsatellite marker 1:<br />

Forward Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 µM<br />

Reverse Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 UM<br />

Microsatellite marker 2:<br />

Forward Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 µM<br />

Reverse Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 µM<br />

Microsatellite marker 3:<br />

Forward Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 µM<br />

Reverse Primer (6.6 µM) 1.14 0.5 µM<br />

MgCl 2 (25 mM) 1.2 2.0 mM<br />

template DNA (5 µg/mL) 3.0 1.0 µg/mL<br />

Taq polymerase (5Units/µL) 0.072 2.5 Units/100 µL<br />

NOTES:<br />

1. All chemicals, except primers, are purchased from Perkin-Elmer, Norwalk, CT.<br />

2. All primers are purchased from Research Genetics, Inc. Huntsville, AL.<br />

Add template DNA after a drop of mineral oil (Sigma, St. Louis, MO) has been placed<br />

into the tube.<br />

Add after “Hot Start” in Step 2.<br />

3.2. Step 2<br />

Hot-start at 96°C for 3 min. Then, add 0.072 µL of Taq polymerase (5 U/µL).

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