O papel modulador do gene AIRE - capes

O papel modulador do gene AIRE - capes O papel modulador do gene AIRE - capes

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laboratory using a Generation III Array Spotter (Amersham-MolecularDynamics, Sunnyvale, CA, USA). The complete file providing all genes presentin the microarrays used in this study is available online at(http://rge.fmrp.usp.br/passos/nylon_array/mtb1).Mouse expressed sequence tag (EST) cDNA clones were obtained from theSoares thymus 2NbMT normalized library, prepared from a C57Bl/6J 4-weekoldmale thymus, and available at the I.M.A.G.E. Consortium(http://image.llnl.gov/image/html/iresources.shtml).cDNA inserts were homogeneous in size (approximately 1 Kb) and cloned inthree vectors (pT7T3D, pBluescript and Lafmid) and were amplified in 384- or96-well plates using vector-PCR amplification with the following primers, whichrecognize the three vectors, LBP 1S 5’-GTGGAATTGTGAGCGGATACC-3’forward and LBP 1AS 5’-GCAAGGCGATTAAGTTTGG-3’ reverse.The membranes were first hybridized with the LBP 1AS[γ- 33 P]dCTP (GEHealthcare, USA) labeled oligonucleotide (vector hybridization). Quantificationof the signals obtained permitted the estimation of the amount of DNAdeposited in each spot. After stripping, the membranes were subsequently usedfor hybridization with thymus cDNA complex probes (sample hybridization).The annotation of each cDNA sequence was updated using S.O.U.R.C.E.(http://genome-www5.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/source/sourceSearch) and DAVID(http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov) databases, allowing for a set of information: genename, sequence, biological and molecular functions.241

Complex cDNA probe preparation and hybridizationIn this study, we refer to the radioactive cDNA originated from the thymusRNA samples as the complex probe and the PCR product originated from theclones and deposited on the nylon microarrays as the target.The33 P-labeled cDNA complex probes were prepared by reversetranscription of 10 µg of thymus total RNA using oligo dT 12-18 as a primer. Onehundred microliters of 33 P-cDNA complex probe containing 30- 50-million cpmwas hybridized with nylon microarrays, as previously described [24-27].Imaging acquisitionImaging plates and a phosphor imager storage system (Cyclone model,Packard Instruments, USA) were used to capture the hybridization signals andthe Array Vision ® (Imaging Research Inc. USA) was used to quantify thesignals with local background subtraction, whose spots were matched with atemplate grid.The ratio between vector probe hybridization values and complex probehybridization values for each spot was used as a reference normalization value.Total intensity normalization, using the median expression value, was also used[28].242

Complex cDNA probe preparation and hybridizationIn this study, we refer to the radioactive cDNA originated from the thymusRNA samples as the complex probe and the PCR product originated from theclones and deposited on the nylon microarrays as the target.The33 P-labeled cDNA complex probes were prepared by reversetranscription of 10 µg of thymus total RNA using oligo dT 12-18 as a primer. Onehundred microliters of 33 P-cDNA complex probe containing 30- 50-million cpmwas hybridized with nylon microarrays, as previously described [24-27].Imaging acquisitionImaging plates and a phosphor imager storage system (Cyclone model,Packard Instruments, USA) were used to capture the hybridization signals andthe Array Vision ® (Imaging Research Inc. USA) was used to quantify thesignals with local background subtraction, whose spots were matched with atemplate grid.The ratio between vector probe hybridization values and complex probehybridization values for each spot was used as a reference normalization value.Total intensity normalization, using the median expression value, was also used[28].242

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