Northern Blotting and RNA Detection
Teresa Zimmers‐Koniaris
Abstract
Teresa Zimmers‐Koniaris
Abstract
Abstract Northern blotting is a means of identifying a certain RNA species in a complex mixture of RNA. Commonly used to evaluate qualitatively and quantitatively the expression of a gene, Northern blotting involves isolation of RNA, size fractionation of the denatured RNA through gel electrophoresis, transfer of the separated RNA to a membrane, hybridization with a specific probe, and detection.
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Abstract Northern blotting is a means of identifying a certain RNA species in a complex mixture of RNA. Commonly used to evaluate qualitatively and quantitatively the expression of a gene, Northern blotting involves isolation of RNA, size fractionation of the denatured RNA through gel electrophoresis, transfer of the separated RNA to a membrane, hybridization with a specific probe, and detection.
Key concepts: Blot, RNA, Northern blot, Molecular biology, Messenger RNA, Southern blot, Gel electrophoresis, RNA extraction