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In Situ PCR on the Glass Slide Using the Conventional DNA Thermal Cycler  

오정균 (성균관대학교 생명과학과)
장진수 (목암연구소)
이재영 (목포대학교 생물학과)
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Korean Journal of Microbiology / v.39, no.3, 2003 , pp. 197-200 More about this Journal
Abstract
In order to establish effective in situ PCR on the glass slide using the conventional DNA thermal cycler, several parameters should be considered. These include full accessibility of PCR reagents into the cells, prevention of diffusing PCR products out of the cells, loss of PCR reagents by nonspecific adherence onto the glass slide, dryness of PCR reagents by heat, and heat conductivity from the heat block to the glass slide. Especially, to guarantee the full accessibility of PCR reagents to sample, relatively higher concentration of PCR reagents (particularly 4.5 mM of $Mg^{++}$) was required while 5 to 10 units/50 ${\mu}l$ reaction of Taq enzyme was enough as long as the step of pre-PCR incubation was included. Dryness of sample was prevented by addition of distilled water into the empty slots in the heat block, thereby providing the reproducible temperature-time profile of PCR. Observed temperature was lower than the programmed temperature by 3 to $4^{\circ}C$.
Keywords
heat conductivity; high molecular weight products; in situ PCR; temperature-time profile;
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