Thursday 9 June 2016

S1 nuclease mapping

S1 nuclease mapping -
    
S1 nuclease is an endonuclease which is  specific for hydrolyzing single-stranded RNA or DNA molecules. (zinc-requiring ) It is more active on DNA then RNA. The protein is thermostable and resistant to several denaturing agents, such as urea, SDS, and formamide . 
m-RNA  is hybridized to ss DNA( radiolabelled with a probe ) that overlaps the start of the target transcript . It  results in DNA-RNA hybrid. The hybrid molecule has single stranded extensions that are degraded by the single stranded specific S1 nuclease . The 3' end of DNA fragment has been removed by using electrophoresis .

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