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POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION(PCR)&APPLICATIONS N.Nanda GopalJr.Scientist : 

POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION(PCR)&APPLICATIONS N.Nanda GopalJr.Scientist

Overview : 

Overview Differences between In-vivo and In-vitro replication Basics of PCR: Definition, invention. Updates of PCR: Available techniques and applications. Principle of PCR Components of PCR and their significance. Reaction steps with description. Applications: Industrial Human Health Agricultural- Plant & animal Forensic Genomic

Invention of PCR : 

Invention of PCR Invented by Kary Banks Mullis (1983), Cetus corp, USA. Used klenow fragment of DNA polymerase-I, Major disadvantage - sensitive to high temps > 900C. Replaced by Lawyer et.al. (1989) with Taq DNA Polymerase of Thermus aquaticus, a volcanic achaebacteria. Thermostable, high fidelity with proof reading function were identified, Eg: Vent polymerase- Thermococcus litoralis Pfu polymerase- Pyrococcus furiosus

Kary Mullis : 

Kary Mullis Born in a farmer family 1944, North Carolina, USA. Worked as Pharmaceutical Chemist at Cetus Corp., Nobel prize in Chemistry 1993. Japan Prize. Thomas A. Edison Award. Also invented UV-sensitive plastic that changes color in response to light.

Technique : 

Technique In-Vitro, exponential amplification of target DNA sequences Using Taq-Polymerase (obtained from Thermus aquaticus), Primers- To initiate and to avoid non-specific DNA amplification flanked either side of the target. By controlled cycling the temperature, the target DNA is repetitively denatured and copied. A single copy of the target DNA can be amplified to obtain billions of replicates. To amplify RNA sequences, must be converted to DNA via reverse transcriptase. This two-phase procedure is known as ‘RT-PCR’.

Components of PCR & significance : 

Components of PCR & significance Nucleiotides (dNTPs)- Building blocks Primers set (Forward & Reverse)- Initiation DNA Polymerase enzyme- Polymerization MgCl2- Co-factor for DNA Polymerase PCR Buffer- Stabilization of the reaction mix

PCR Mix : 

PCR Mix

Basic steps of PCR : 

Basic steps of PCR Thermal denaturation of the ds DNA at 940C (30 sec) Annealing of primers to their complementary sequences 50-600C(30sec) Extension at 720C (5 min) of the annealed primers with DNA polymerase. (Earlier was provided in different water baths) The amplified product is called “Amplicon”. Versatile technique with high speed, efficiency, sensitivity and specificity Eliminates the laborious conventional culture methods.

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A. Double strand DNA 50º Taq Taq

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Taq Taq E. Copy strands First round of cDNA synthesis (4 strands) Taq Taq

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1 2 3 4 50º G. Anneal primers

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1 2 3 4 72º H. Polymerase binds

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1 2 3 4 Taq Taq Taq Taq I. Copy strands 72º Second round of cDNA synthesis (8 strands)

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1 2 3 4 J. Denature at 96º Anneal primers at 50º

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1 2 3 4 72º K. Bind polymerase (not shown) and copy strands Third round of cDNA synthesis (16 strands)

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1 2 3 4 L. Denature at 96º Anneal primers at 50º

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1 2 3 4 M. Copy strands at 72º Fourth round of cDNA synthesis (32 strands) 72º

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1 2 3 4 cDNA strands (32) are now shown as lines

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1 2 3 4 After 5 rounds there are 32 double strands of which 24 (75%) are are same size

Post PCR step in Conventional PCR : 

Post PCR step in Conventional PCR

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In-Vitro amplification In-Vivo replication

In-vivo replication : 

In-vivo replication Semi-conservative mode of replication DNA polymerase mediated No non-specific bindings At normal body temperature

Real time RT-PCR : 

Real time RT-PCR Ø Uses conventional RT followed by PCR with florescent reporter dye and quencher. Specifically hybridize to the amplicon emits the fluorescence. Directly proportional to the target nucleic acid present.

Advantages of Real Time -PCR : 

Advantages of Real Time -PCR Amplification, detection and quantitation of PCR product occur simultaneously in the same reaction vessel. Monitors the fluorescence emitted during the reaction in each cycle. Ø Allows convenient quantitation. Eliminates post-PCR manipulation, traditional gel electrophoresis. Ø Reduces carry over contamination. Ø Sensitivity reached up to 100 copies / ml. Ø More accurate quantification.

Applications of PCR : 

Applications of PCR Human Health and diagnosis Biotechnology applications- Animal and Plant genetic engineering (Cloning) Tool for DNA sequencing Forensic and law- DNA finger printing Genetics Anthropological

Hybridisation Probe Chemistry introduced by C.Wittwer : 

Hybridisation Probe Chemistry introduced by C.Wittwer

Biotechnological : 

Biotechnological Recombinant DNA technology: DNA formed after a piece from one organism is joined to a piece from another organism (Cloning Vector). Inserted DNA is expressed in vector, multiplied and gives clones. Eg: Humulin (Eli-Lilly’s)-1982. Transgenic microbes, organisms (Plant and Animal) Multiplication of Geneproducts- Proteins, Glycoproteins etic.,, Environmental biotechnology- Eg.Pseudomonas putida

Human Health : 

Human Health An essential tool for improving human health and human life. Two areas: Detection of infectious disease organisms and detection of variations and mutations in genes, especially human genes. Molecular diagnosis: PCR looks directly for the virus's unique DNA, So pathogens which are difficult or impossible to culture, such as many kinds of bacteria, fungi, and viruses, Eg: Detection of HIV, HCV, HBV, TB, SARS, Avian flu etc., sooner during the first few weeks after infection than the standard ELISA test (searching for antibodies the body has made against it). Molecular characterization of the disorder: Identifying the genetic change in the disorder. Eg. Cancer, Albinism, Autoimmune diseases, HPV, CMV etc., Basis for Human Genome Project (HGP): Identification and functional relation to its genes.

Forensic, Genetic, Anthropological studies : 

Forensic, Genetic, Anthropological studies An indispensable adjunct to forensic DNA typing-commonly called DNA fingerprinting. "Ancient DNA" and Evolutionary Relationships : Genetic lineages: PCR is also helping sort out relationships among vanished human groups, and tracing human migrations.

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Genetic relationships Linkages Homology studies

Use of PCR in Forensic Science

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