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1. 6 litres of seawater were sampled in a Nalgen® bo5le
2. 1 Litre of water was then pumped with a peristal:c pump
3. A prefiltra:on was done through 10 and 3 µm PC membrane filters
4. Prokaryotes were recolted in a 0.22 µm Sterivex® filter.
COMPARISON OF THREE EXTRACTION PROTOCOLS FOR GENOMIC STUDIES OF PELAGIC BACTERIA
Clarisse Lemonnier M2 Microbiologie Fondamentale et Appliquée, UBO
INTRODUCTION Ø Culture-‐independant technics are essan:al
to assess marine bacterial diversity
Ø The first step is cri:cal : DNA extracAon
MATERIALS & METHODES
OBJECTIVES
à Enough DNA quality and quan:ty? à Is all the diversity extracted?
1 Filtra:ons
Ø Comparison of 3 DNA extracAon applied to marine bacteria (collected on a 0,22µm Sterivex filter)
2 Extrac:ons 3 Analyses Protéinase K – 55°C
Phenol-‐chloroform
MO-‐Bio PowerSoil kit
S2
S3
S1
DNA quan:ty and quality
Nanodrop1000
Picogreen Quant-‐iTTM PicoGreen® kit.
Diversity analysis
RESULTS & DISCUSSION
ARISA kit Agilent 7500
DNA Quan:ty and Quality Diversity
S1 S3 S2
PCR of ITS
S1 S2 S3
S1 allows to extract the greatest DNA quanAty
S3 really countains DNA DNA quan<ty extracted with S3 is not detactable by the Picogreen
S3 shows the highest specific richness
a b c -‐ a b c -‐ a b c -‐ + -‐
A too longer Ame of bead beaAng might explain the low DNA extracted with the S3 method. However it seems to be the most efficient technic to beWer asses diversity
5-‐10min
CONCLUSION Finding the opAmal extracAon protocol is quite complex and need a lot of few rearrangements. It would be interesAng to repeat S3 and compare different Ame of bead-‐beaAng.
10 µm 3 µm