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1. SEMESTER – IV
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEMINAR TOPIC : AFLP
AMPLIFIED FRAGMENT LENGTH POLYMORPHISM
SUBMITTED BY,
P. ANUSHIYA
II M.SC MICROBIOLOGY
REG NO : 20201232516102
Submitted to,
G. Ramanathan
Assistant professor
Department of microbiology
4. INTRODUCTION
FIRST DESCRIBED BY
VOS AND ZABEAU IN
1993.
INVOLVES THE USE OF
RFLP AND PCR
TECHNIQUES
AMPLIFY THE SAME
GENE FROM DIFFERENT
INDIVIDUAL
POWERFUL APPROACH
TO DETECT
POLYMORPHISM
5. AFLP
Uses restriction enzymes to digest genomic DNA
Ligation of adaptors to the sticky ends of restriction fragments
Amplification of selected subset of the restriction fragments (60-500 bp)
Higher repeatability compared to RAPD and ISSR
6. AFLP
Even small amount of genomic DNA can be used to produce
DNA fingerprints that are highly specific to particular specices
Does not require any prior of the genome sequence
7. AFLP
Uses many of the same steps as the other markers (RFLP, SSR ,RAPD )
Includes additional steps that permit high resolution interrogation of the entire
genome
Yields highly specific , reproducible genotypic data
11. RESTRICTION NZYMES
Found in bacteria
Cut DNA within the
molecule (End on
nuclease )
Cut at sequences
that are specific for
each enzyme leave
either blunt or
sticky ends
depending upon
the specific enzyme
.
12. ADAPTOR LIGATION
Two different adaptors are ligated to the
digested fragments one adaptor will
complement the other will complement to
the ECORI cut end
17. SELECTIVE BASES
Added at the 3’-end of
the primers
1-3 nucleotides
It can reduce the
number of DNA bands
1 nucleotide – up to 16
folds
3 nucleotides – up to
4000 folds
18. GENOTYPING
If there are 2 new priming sites within 400-1600bp = amplification
result = presence orabsence of amplification
mostly due to SNP
also deletions or insertions
19. CHARACTERISTICS OF AFLP
Dominant marker.
- DNA variation is detected by presence/absence
of DNA bands due to
a) presence/absence of restriction sites
b) additional bases (insertion) between two
restriction sites are too large
20. ADVANTAGES
Replaces RFLP infingerprinting technique
highly polymorphic
high reproducibility
identify through absence orpresence of fragment
characters can be increased by changing the
restriction enzyme and nucleotide at selective
primers
21. DISADVANTAGES
Dominant – lose the codominant character
Homology – ability to differentiate different
fragment with similar size
Mutation rate – high homo plasy
- High levels of variation
Scoring - bias
22. APPLICATIONS
Monitoring inheritance of agronomic traits
diagnostic in genetically inherited disease
pedigree analysis
forensic typing (parentage analysis)
identifying hybrids
species level relationship