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Molecular BiologyFourth Edition

Chapter 4

Molecular Cloning Methods

Lecture PowerPoint to accompany

Robert F. Weaver

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Molecular Cloning Methods

Chapter 4

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Molecular Cloning

The process of inserting a piece of DNA molecule of interest into a DNA carrier (vector) in order to make multiple copies of the DNA of interest in a host cell such as bacteria

Purposes of molecular cloningSeparate a gene from the other genesAmplification of modified forms of genetic materialsManipulation of a piece of DNA for further experiments

Vector (DNA carrier)•Plasmids•Cosmids•YAC•Bateriophage•Virus

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Restriction Enzymes that can cut DNA

Enzymes(ligase) that can join DNA

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Restriction Endonucleases(RE)--The Molecular Scissors

Host enzymes that prevent the invasion of foreign DNAs such as viral DNA, by cutting them up.

These enzymes cut within the foreign DNAs, rather than chewing them away from the ends.

Restriction

Endonucleases

These enzymes recognize a specific DNA sequence (4-12bp) which is twofold symmetry and cut both DNA strands

Some enzymes make staggered cutsGAATTCCTTAAG

Some make even cuts CCCGGGGGGCCC

Palindrome

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Table 4.1

IsoschizomerHeteroschizomerneoschizomer

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S -- deoxyribose P -- phosphate groups

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Sticky end

Sticky end

ligation

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Figure 4.1제한효소는 왜 자신의 DNA 는 절단하지 않는가 ?

Restriction-Modification system=R-M System

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Vectors -- the DNA carriersDNA Carrier: Capable of replicating in bacteriaAllow the vector as well as the foreign DNA to amplify in the host cell

1) Plasmids

1. Origin of replication

2.Antibiotic-resistant genes

3.Multiple cloning sites

4. Circle form (supercoiled form)

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Vectors -- the DNA carriers

• Plasmid as a vector

• Host: E. coli

• Vector size: usually about 3kb.

• Insert size: up to 20kb. usually below 5 kb.

• Insert select: functional activation of the ability

to resist an antibiotics

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The first cloning experiment done by Boyer and Cohen

Recombinant DNA재조합 DNA

참고r: resistants: susceptible

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• Screen• Selection

Further study: replica

A region 이 MCS 라면 ?

A

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Figure 4.3

2) Directional cloning

Self ligation 방지1) Alkaline phosphatase

2) One cutting selection: blunt end

EcoRI

1000bp

200bp

smaI

smaI smaI

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Transformation

Cloning 된 DNA 를 E.coli 에 도입하는 방법1) CaCl2 - Heat shock

2) Electroporation

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Transformation(heat shock method)

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Transformation(heat shock method)

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Amps AmpR – recombinant DNA OK!

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White and blue selection with LacZ selection marker.

Encoded by LacZ gene

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LacZ gene(-galactosidase)

Multiple cloning sites

White and blue selection with LacZ selection marker.

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White and blue selection with LacZ selection marker.

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X-gal

X-gal

White and blue selection with LacZ selection marker.

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X-gal

X-gal

+

AMPR

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그림 4.7 pBluescript 벡터 .

Lac operon 의 원리Inducer: IPTG

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• PCR -- polymerase chain reaction• 중합 효소 연쇄 반응

• PCR is one of the most powerful molecular biology techniques.

• It allows scientists to amplify a specific DNA region in the test tube from extremely tiny amount of DNA sample

• (even from a single molecule of DNA).

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PCR -- polymerase chain reaction 을 위한 주요 STEP 3

Taq DNA polymerase

Forward primer

Reverse primer

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Figure 4.11

증폭 (amplification)

Thermal cycler

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5’ 3’

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The ideal PCR products

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Heat3rd cycle

The ideal PCR products

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5’3’3’5’

Heat4th cycle

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Human insulin CDS

5’----Atg gcc ctg tgg atg cgc ctc ctg ccc ctg ctg gcg ctg ctg gcc ctc tgg gga cct gac cca gcc gca gcc ttt gtg aac caa cac ctg tgc ggc tca cac ctg gtg gaa gct ctc tac cta gtg tgc ggg gaa cga ggc ttc ttc tac aca ccc aag acc cgc cgg gag gca gag gac ctg cag gtg ggg cag gtg gag ctg ggc ggg ggc cct ggt gca ggc agc ctg cag ccc ttg gcc ctg gag ggg tcc ctg cag aag cgt ggc att gtg gaa caa tgc tgt acc agc atc tgc tcc ctc tac cag ctg gag aac tac tgc aac tag—3’

•translation="MALWMRLLPLLALLALWGPDPAAAFVNQHLCGSHLVEALYLVCGERGFFYTPKTRREAEDLQVGQVELGGGPGAGSLQPLALEGSLQKRGIVEQCCTSICSLYQLENYCN"

Q: PCR primer 작성해 보기

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Human genomic library

Gene

Protein

Protein activities

Protein

Gene (DNA)

RNA

protein

transcription

translation

Page 57 cDNA 클로닝

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The Central Dogma

DNA

mRNA

Protein

Double-stranded

Precursor RNA

exon

intron

AAAAAAAAAAn

AAAAAAAAAAn Single-stranded

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double-stranded

Reverse transcription

cDNA

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cDNA

A cDNA or complementary DNA, is a copy DNA of an RNA, usually mRNA

cDNA mRNA

Double stranded Single stranded

Stable unstable

Easy to manipulate More difficult to manipulate

Need to be transcribed into RNA to make a protein

Can be directly used to makea protein

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cDNA synthesisTTTTTTTTT

First strand Nick translationSingle strand DNA Break

cDNA library

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Protein Expression

Human genomic library

Gene

Protein

Protein activities

Gene (DNA)

RNA

protein

transcription

translation

cDNA

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Genomic library cDNA library

Genomic DNA mRNASource

Species or strains Species or strainsTissuesDevelopmental stages

Variation

12k -- 20k 0.2k -- 6kInsert size

Equal Correlate with expression level

Representation

Gene structureInfer protein identity

Encoded proteinInfer protein identity

Purpose

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그림 4.17

Real Time (RT)-PCR 원리

F: FluorescenceQ:Quenching

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Real Time (RT)-PCR 기기

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Real Time (RT)-PCR 분석

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Real Time (RT)-PCR 분석

CT: Cycle Threshold

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Figure 4.17

4.3 클론된 유전자의 발현방법

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Expression vectors ( 발현 벡터 )

To produce the product of a cloned gene for further studies

1) Expression vectors with a strong promoter & 리보솜 결합부위

More mRNA More protein

2) Expression vectors with an inducible promoter

Foreign proteins when overexpressed could be toxicKeep the gene expression off till it is time to turn it on

a. Drug-inducible (e.g. IPTG or arabinose)b. Heat-inducible

3) Expression vectors with a fusion tag for affinity purificationFacilitate the purification of the expressed protein

1) 6 Histidine tag2) Glutathione transferase tag (GST)3) Maltose-binding protein tag

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Figure 4.16

+ LacI + LacZ

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그림 4.15 PBAD 벡터 사용 .

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Figure 4.16올리고 - 히스티딘 발현벡터의

이용법

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진핵 세포 발현 시스템

• 목적• 셔틀 벡터• Transfection: Ca3(PO4)2, Liposome, Viral

infection