Secondary Screen Protocol
Turn on hybridization
oven (Fisher isotemp 13 247 31) and heat to 58°C. If
this is the first use of the filters, skip the following step and go right to
placing the filters in to the hybridization bottles.
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If filters have already
been used and need to be stripped, prepare stripping buffer and heat it close
to boiling in a microwave (4.5 minutes on high for 1L). Place the filters into a Clear
Magazine Snap Case (14Óx 8 5/8Óx 3 7/8Ó The Container Store 584070) and
pour the stripping buffer over the filters. Place the container into a a 5 piece Pyrex
Portable with heated hot packs (microwave for 4 minutes ahead of time) for
insulation. Shake on a rotating
platform for 15 minutes. Pour off
the stripping buffer when done shaking.
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Place filters into 150mm
hybridization
tubes (Fisher 13 247 150)
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Add 5ml Church buffer
(see reagents) to each tube. If
the filters have been used previously, incubation time needs to be only 20
minutes. If this is the first use,
the filters need to be incubated for at least 3 hours and then the church
buffer poured off and replaced with fresh 5ml of buffer.
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Incubate in oven while
labeling primers
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Set up labeling reaction
for overgo primers (see overgo worksheet)
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Pour out the pre-hyb
church buffer and add 5ml fresh church buffer
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Add denatured probes
down the center of the tubes and incubate overnight at 58¡C.
Typically 10ml of anchor and 50ml of probes.
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Take the tubes out of
the oven in the morning and pour the hybridization buffer into liquid waste
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Add 20ml of 1.5X SSC/
0.1% SDS to each of the tubes to wash.
Place back in the hybridization oven at 58¡C for 30 minutes
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Pour off the first wash
and wash again for 30 minutes with 20ml 1.0x SSC at 58¡C
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Cut a piece of blotting
paper to fit the inside of the imaging
cassette (Amersham RPN11643).
Tape the covered filter face up on to the filter paper. Place the imaging
screen (Amersham 63-0034-90) face down on to the covered filter and close
the cassette for exposure.
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