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Protocol for identification of unknown bacteria

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Justin Baiardo

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Jul 18, 2008, 10:57:27 AM7/18/08
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Mr. Coutts-
My name is Justin Baiardo and I teach microbiology at a high school out here
in New Mexico.
I read your post on bio.net regarding a protocol for bacterial
identification through 16S PCR and then electrophoresis to compare banding
patterns of 'unknowns' that i will supply the kids to knowns that we have in
the lab.
1. I would like a protocol for how to do this. I have heard that the haeIII
restriction enz is a good one to use.
2. I dont know how to get 16s primers. I've done searches on the internet
and I cant seem to find them. I have heard that the BSF-343 and BMB-C are
good ones to use.
3. I dont need to sequences, just PCR, restriction digest, then run the
gels.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks-

Justin Baiardo

Tom Knight

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Jul 18, 2008, 10:36:36 PM7/18/08
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"Justin Baiardo" <jus...@baiardo.net> writes:

Here's a list of references and primers for 16S sequencing:
http://openwetware.org/wiki/Bacterial_species_identification

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