8 48 kb marker
The 8–48 kb marker is a molecular weight standard used for size estimation of large DNA fragments in gel electrophoresis. It consists of a set of DNA fragments ranging from 8 to 48 kilobases (kb) in size, which can be used as reference points to determine the size of unknown DNA samples.
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Molecular Diagnosis of FSHD1 Protocol
DNA Extraction and Genetic Analysis
Allele sizes were estimated by Southern hybridisation with probe p13E-11 of 7 μg of EcoRI-digested, EcoRI/BlnI-digested genomic DNA extracted from peripheral blood lymphocytes, electrophoresed in a 0.4% agarose gel, for 45–48 h at 35 V, alongside an 8–48 kb marker (Bio-Rad) (see online supplementary figure S2A). Participants carrying alleles of 11–19 kb (1–3 D4Z4 units) in size were included in the study (see online supplementary figure S2B). To distinguish whether the DRA came from chromosome 10q or from 4q, DNA from each proband was analysed by NotI digestion and hybridisation with the B31 probe, to confirm the chromosome 4q origin of the 11–19 kb EcoRI allele.28 (link) Restriction fragments were detected by autoradiography or by using a Typhoon Trio system (GE Healthcare).
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