plasmid purification from mammalian cells? - (Nov/16/2006 )
this may be a silly question!!!!!!!
is it possible??
is there a method out there whereby i could purify a plasmid from transiently transfected HEK cells??
would it be similar to a miniprep??
-Jimmy_september-
basically, as i know,
...a plasmid can't replicate in a cell.
...the cell degrade foreign DNA
...if you want conservation of the DNA, you need to apply antibiotic pressure, and thus the plasmid is opened (if not previously oppened ) and integrated in the genome
-fred_33-
Check pubmed for hirt extraction.
-genehunter-1-
If you can develop a universal method for this,
that's a definitely a nature paper,
they like such kind of dicoveries.
-DarrenWONG-
QUOTE (Jimmy_september @ Nov 16 2006, 09:10 AM)
this may be a silly question!!!!!!!
is it possible??
is there a method out there whereby i could purify a plasmid from transiently transfected HEK cells??
would it be similar to a miniprep??
is it possible??
is there a method out there whereby i could purify a plasmid from transiently transfected HEK cells??
would it be similar to a miniprep??
I think it's possible. Purify total DNA and transform into e. coli. See if anything grow.
-WHR-