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Keywords : Arabidopsis thaliana - biological resources - insertion mutants - ecotypes - recombinant inbred line populations - collection - core collection |
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DNA isolation from Arabidopsis seeds
• seed sterilization : -
Dissolve 1 bleach pellet (Bayrochlore, Bayrol) in 40 ml H2O, add a few
drops of Teepol or Tween (prepare fresh). • in vitro culture medium: We use Arabidopsis medium diluted 1/2 (AtM/2), without sucrose (Estelle & Sommerville, 1987, MGG 206 : 200).
Autoclave (120°C, 20 min)
Keep at -20°C.
• Sprinkle the surface-sterilized seeds on a 14 cm agar plate containing Arabidopsis culture medium (AtM/2), covered with a round filter paper (Whatman 3MM). Seal the plates with a gas-permeable surgical tape. • Synchronize germination by a cold treatment at 4°C for 48 hours. • Place in the growth chamber under the following conditions : photoperiod 16 h day (100-150 µE/m2/s) / 8 h night ; temperature 20°C day / 15°C night ; humidity 70%. • After 10-15 days of culture, plantlets (2-leaf rosettes) are ready for DNA isolation. Each plate should yield 3-6 g fresh weight. • Gently scrape the plantlets from the filter paper using a razor blade. The plantlets are weighted, and frozen in liquid nitrogen for future use.
Reference
: Doyle & Doyle, Focus 12 : 13-15
• Weigh samples, and freeze them in liq. N2. Grind <2 / 3 / 5 g of fresh or frozen tissue to a fine powder, in liquid nitrogen with a mortar and pestle. • Add liquid nitrogen, transfer directly to a 30 ml tube and wait untill all the nitrogen has evaporated. Add 7,5 / 11 / 20 ml preheated EB, mix well, and cap the tube. Incubate 30 min at 60°C with occasional swirling. • Extract with 7,5 / 11 / 20 ml ml Chloroform : isoamylalcool (24:1), centrifuge (swinging bucket rotor : 5000 rpm, 10' ; other : 10000 rpm, 10'), and recover the aqueous phase. • Add 6 / 8 / 14 ml isopropanol, and mix gently to precipitate the nucleic acids. Centrifuge (10000 rpm, 10') and decant the supernatant. • Wash the pellet with 10-20 ml of ethanol 70%, centrifuge (10000 rpm, 5'), decant supernatant. • Dissolve pellet in 500 µl TE, transfer into an Eppendorf tube. Add 50 µl sodium acetate 3 M, 500 µl isopropanol, centrifuge 5', decant, wash with 70% ethanol, dry on the bench. • Dissolve DNA in 100 µl TE / g of fresh tissue extracted. Expect a concentration of 100-200 ng/µl. Store at -20°C. |
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