Multiple PCRs were performed using FailSafe Enzyme Mix (Lucigen) with 1× FailSafe buffer H containing 0.25 μM AP/TeSLA-TP primers and 40 pg of ligated DNA. PCR products were loaded on a 0.85% agarose gel and run for 19 h at 1.5 V/cm. After gel electrophoresis, the amplified telomeres were detected by Southern blot.
Telomere Length Measurement by TeSLA
Multiple PCRs were performed using FailSafe Enzyme Mix (Lucigen) with 1× FailSafe buffer H containing 0.25 μM AP/TeSLA-TP primers and 40 pg of ligated DNA. PCR products were loaded on a 0.85% agarose gel and run for 19 h at 1.5 V/cm. After gel electrophoresis, the amplified telomeres were detected by Southern blot.
Corresponding Organization : Istituto di Genetica Molecolare
Other organizations : FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, University of Trento
Variable analysis
- Amount of genomic DNA (50 ng)
- Concentration of ATP (2 mM)
- Concentration of T4 ligase (0.5 μl)
- Concentration of Telo1-6 ligation oligos (10 nM each)
- Incubation time (overnight at 35 °C)
- Restriction enzymes used (CviAII, MseI, NdeI, BfaI)
- Treatment with shrimp alkaline phosphatase (rSAP)
- Concentration of AT adapter (1 μM)
- Concentration of TA adapter (1 μM)
- Incubation time with T4 DNA ligase, ATP, and adapters (overnight at 16 °C)
- FailSafe Enzyme Mix used for PCR
- FailSafe buffer H used for PCR
- Concentration of AP/TeSLA-TP primers (0.25 μM)
- Amount of ligated DNA used for PCR (40 pg)
- Agarose gel electrophoresis conditions (0.85% gel, 19 h at 1.5 V/cm)
- Amplified telomeres detected by Southern blot
- CutSmart buffer 1X (NEB) used for ligation and digestion
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