In Vitro Transcription Assay
Corresponding Organization : Newcastle University
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Variable analysis
- Type of RNA polymerase used (E. coli RNAP core, T. aquaticus RNAP core, S. aureus RNAP core, M. smegmatis RNAP holoenzyme, S. epidermidis RNAP holoenzyme)
- Presence or absence of Urd (Uridine)
- Transcription activity (run-off transcription and abortive transcription)
- Transcription buffer composition (20 mM Tris–HCl pH 7.9, 40 mM KCl, 10 mM MgCl2)
- Incubation time (5 min for abortive transcription, 10 min for run-off transcription)
- Incubation temperature (37°C for E. coli, S. aureus, and M. smegmatis/S. epidermidis; 60°C for T. aquaticus)
- Concentration of RNAP core (1 pmol) and sigma factor (3 pmol)
- Concentration of DNA promoter (10 nM)
- Concentration of nucleotides (25 μM CpA for T7A1 and GalP1 promoters, 100 μM ApA for lacUV promoter, 10 μM UTP, 100 μM ATP/CTP/GTP for run-off transcription)
- Concentration of radioactive label (α-[32P]UTP, 0.2 μl)
- No mention of positive controls in the provided information
- No mention of negative controls in the provided information
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