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                   MEDICAL & BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES CO., LTD. 
          5-3 Sakae 4 chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya 460-0008, Japan 
          TEL: +81-52-238-1901 FAX: +81-52-238-1440 E-mail: info@mbl.co.jp 
          www.mbl.co.jp 
               Protocol for Northern Blotting 
               Northern  blotting  was  performed  using  DIG  Wash  and  Block  Buffer  Set  (Sigma-Aldrich;  code  no.  11585762001).  For  more 
               information, please contact Sigma-Aldrich Co, LLC. 
                
               Day 1 
               Electrophoresis and Transfer 
               ↓  Dilute  total  RNA  samples  with  2×Loading  Buffer  (50%  formamide,  6.14% 
                  formaldehyde, 1×MOPS, 10% Glycerol, 0.05% Bromophenol Blue).   
               ↓  Heat total RNA samples at 65°C for 10 min., then quench at 4°C for 5 min. 
               ↓  Load the samples in a 1% denaturing agarose gel (1% Agarose S, 1×MOPS, 2% 
                  formaldehyde), and conduct electrophoresis in 1×MOPS at 50 V for 2 hr. 
               ↓  Rinse the gel in 20×SSC for 10 min, put the following things in order ; one dried 
                  sponge, one filter paper, an agarose gel (upside down), one membrane, two filter 
                  papers, two dried sponges. 
               ↓  Soak the lower sponge in 20×SSC, incubate them at room temperature overnight. 
                  (Please see below.) 
                
                
                
                
                 
                
                                                Sponge 
                                                Sponge 
                
                                                                            Filter paper 
                   Membrane 
                                             Gel (upside down) 
                
                
                                                Sponge 
                                                20×SSC 
                
                
                
                   Day 2 
                   UV cross-link and Hybridization 
                   ↓   Soak the membrane in 2×SSC and put it on the filter paper soaked with 2×SSC. 
                   ↓   Make UV cross-link (120 mJ/cm2) using FUNA-UV-LINKER FS-800 (Funakoshi).   
                   ↓   Put the membrane and the prewarmed PerfectHyb (TOYOBO; code no. HYB-101) 
                       in a hybridization bag at 68°C for at least 30 min. 
                   ↓   Denature the RNA probe at 98°C for 5 min, then quench at 4°C for 5 min. 
                   ↓   Mix the probe solution with 68°C prewarmed PerfectHyb. 
                   ↓   Discard the solution and put the probe solution in the hybridization bag, incubate 
                       the  membrane  at  68°C  for  16  hr.  (The  condition  of  the  hybridization  reaction 
                       depends on the probe being used.) 
                    
                   Day 3 
                   Wash step after hybridization 
                   ↓   Wash the membrane twice with Low stringency buffer (2×SSC, 0.1% SDS) at room 
                       temperature for 5 min. each. 
                   ↓   Wash the membrane twice with High stringency buffer (2×SSC, 0.1% SDS) at 68°C 
                       for 15 min. each. 
                   ↓   Rinse the membrane with Wash Buffer for 2 min. 
                   Detection 
                   ↓   To reduce nonspecific binding, soak the membrane in Blocking Buffer at room 
                       temperature for 30 min. 
                   ↓   Incubate the membrane with Anti-Digoxigenin (DIG) mAb (MBL; code no. 
                       M227-3) diluted with Blocking Buffer at room temperature for 1 hr. 
                   ↓   Wash the membrane twice with Wash Buffer for 15 min. each. 
                   ↓   Incubate the membrane with 1: 5,000 of Anti-IgG (Mouse) pAb-HRP (MBL; code 
                       no. 330) diluted with Blocking Buffer at room temperature for 1 hr. 
                   ↓   Wash the membrane twice with Wash Buffer for 15 min. each. 
                   ↓   Wipe excess buffer on the membrane, then incubate it with appropriate 
                       chemiluminescence reagent for 1 min. Remove extra reagent from the membrane 
                       by dabbing with paper towel, and seal it in plastic wrap. 
                   ↓   Expose for 1 min. with ImageQuant LAS 4000 imaging system (Fujifilm). The 
                       condition for exposure and development may vary. 
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...Medical biological laboratories co ltd sakae chome naka ku nagoya japan tel fax e mail info mbl jp www protocol for northern blotting was performed using dig wash and block buffer set sigma aldrich code no more information please contact llc day electrophoresis transfer dilute total rna samples with loading formamide formaldehyde mops glycerol bromophenol blue heat at c min then quench load the in a denaturing agarose gel s conduct v hr rinse ssc put following things order one dried sponge filter paper an upside down membrane two papers sponges soak lower incubate them room temperature overnight see below uv cross link hybridization it on soaked make mj cm funa linker fs funakoshi prewarmed perfecthyb toyobo hyb bag least denature probe mix solution discard condition of reaction depends being used step after twice low stringency sds each high detection to reduce nonspecific binding blocking anti digoxigenin mab m diluted igg mouse pab hrp wipe excess appropriate chemiluminescence reage...

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