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  • Turkish Journal of Botany
  • Volume:30 Issue:6
  • Isolation of DNA for Sequence Analysis from Herbarium Material of Some Lichen Specimens

Isolation of DNA for Sequence Analysis from Herbarium Material of Some Lichen Specimens

Authors : Sümer ARAS, Demet CANSARAN
Pages : 449-453
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Publication Date : 0000-00-00
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :An improved protocol for the isolation of DNA from herbarium material of some lichen specimens is described. The isolated DNA is suitable for PCR reactions for DNA sequence analysis. The hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(CTAB); based protocol defined in this study provides a number of advantages, mainly speed and reliability. In addition, different DNA extraction protocols were examined to determine the yield of DNA from the thallus of lichen specimens. The methods examined include a CTAB based protocol and a sodium dodecyl sulphate insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(SDS); based protocol. Although these procedures yielded DNA of suitable purity for PCR analysis, the improved protocol yielded DNA of higher quality. The recovery of DNA with an average yield of 25 mg/g of herbarium material was possible with this procedure.
Keywords : DNA isolation, herbarium material, lichen, sequence analysis

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