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Model of DNA
DNA is
Comprised of
Four Base Pairs
DNA
Restriction
Enzymes
• Evolved by bacteria
to protect against
viral DNA infection
• Endonucleases =
cleave within DNA
strands
• Over 3,000 known
enzymes
Enzyme Site
Recognition
Restriction site
Palindrome
• Each enzyme digests
(cuts) DNA at a
specific sequence =
restriction site
• Enzymes recognize
4- or 6- base pair,
palindromic
sequences
(eg GAATTC)
Fragment 1
Fragment 2
5 vs 3 Prime
Overhang
• Generates 5 prime
overhang
(Extremos 5’ salientes)
5’GGGCCC3’
3’CCCGGG5’
5’GGG CCC3’
3’CCC GGG5’
Extremos romos
Enzyme cuts
Common
Restriction
Enzymes
Pstl
– Providencia stuartii
– 3 prime overhang
5’CTGCAG3’
3’GACGTC5’
5’CTGCA3’
3’G
EcoRI
– Eschericha coli
– 5 prime overhang
G3’
ACGTC5’
Extremos 3’ salientes
DNA
Fingerprinting
Real World
Applications
• Crime scene
• Human relatedness
• Paternity
• Animal relatedness
• Anthropology studies
• Disease-causing organisms
• Food identification
• Human remains
• Monitoring transplants
Workshop
Time Line
• Restriction digest of DNA samples
• Introduction to DNA Fingerprinting and
RFLP analysis
• Electrophoresis on Agarose gels
• Analysis and interpretation of results
DNA
Fingerprinting
Procedure
Overview
DNA
Fingerprinting
Procedures
Day One
DNA
Fingerprinting
Procedures
Day Two
DNA
Fingerprinting
Procedures
Day Three
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