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the use of a gel-based approach to thoroughly remove the primer dimers. |
33| Add 4 µl of 6× DNA loading buffer to the sample, mix it well by vortexing and spin down the mixture briefly. |
34| Pour freshly prepared 1× TBE running buffer into the electrophoresis apparatus, and place the gel cassette into the |
apparatus. Then, pull out the combs carefully to avoid destroying the wells. |
35| Load 24 µl of well-mixed samples and 2 µl of low-range DNA ladder into different wells. Run the gels at 150 V for ~1 h, |
stopping before the bromophenol blue loading dye runs out of the gel. |
36| After electrophoresis, remove the gel cassette from the electrophoresis apparatus, peel the gel off the glass and stain it |
with a 1:10,000 dilution of SYBR Gold nucleic acid gel stain in 1× TBE buffer for 10 min at room temperature in darkness on |
a shaker. |
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37| Wash the gel twice with 1× TBE buffer to remove the stain dye, and then visualize the gel with a Dark Reader |
transilluminator in darkness (Fig. 2a). |
38| Excise the gel slices containing 200–700-bp DNA fragments using a clean disposable blade, and then transfer the gel |
slices into 0.5-ml thin-walled PCR tubes. |
! caut Ion Handle the blade with appropriate protection. |
39| Recover DNA fragments from the gels using an appropriate method. We have found that we achieve maximum recovery |
using the ‘crush and soak’ method (Box 2). |
40| Purify the eluate from Step 39 using the QIAquick PCR purification kit (or any equivalent kit) according to the |
manufacturer’s protocol. Elute the DNA from the column using 50 µl of preheated EB buffer (part of the QIAquick PCR |
purification kit). |
41| Purify the eluate twice using 1:1-fold AMPure XP beads, as described in Box 1, and finally elute in 20 µl of |
nuclease-free water. |
cr ItIcal step There will be some residual primer dimers even after the gel purification, necessitating this AMPure XP |
beads purification step. |
? trou Bles Hoot InG |
pause poInt The final eluate could be stored at −20 °C for no longer than 3 months. |
a b |
Marker #1 #2 #3 Marker 9,760 |
9,725 LM Single mESC RRBS UM 6,000 |
700 bp 9,700 3,000 |
2,000 |
9,675 1,5001,200 |
9,650 1,000900 |
800 |
200 bp 9,625 700 |
9,600 600 |
9,575 500 |
100 bp 9,550 |
400 |
9,525 |
9,500 300 |
9,475 |
9,450 200 |
9,425 100 |
9,400 |
9,378 35 |
Size (bp) |
c |
9,820 |
9,800 6,000 |
Figure 2 | The size distribution of LM Single mouse pronucleus RRBS UM |
the typical scRRBS libraries. (a) The 9,750 3,000 |
2,000 |
polyacrylamide TBE gel results of 9,700 1,5001,200 |
1,000900 |
three scRRBS libraries (before 9,650 800700 |
gel-based size selection); the DNA is 600 |
smeared from 200 bp to ~5 kb, with 9,600 500 |
some detectable adapter dimers at 9,550 |
~120 bp. (b,c) The Fragment Analyzer 400 |
results of two scRRBS libraries 9,500 300 |
established from a single mESC (b) 9,450 |
and a single mouse pronucleus (c). 200 |
Typical DNA size distribution in 9,400 100 |
scRRBS libraries ranges from 160 |
to 350 bp, with visible peaks 9,344 35 |
corresponding to MspI fragments |
for some repetitive elements. Size (bp) |
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