Jun 24, 2022

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  • 1Pennsylvania State University
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Protocol CitationStephanie Clouser 2022. 16S PCR. protocols.io https://protocols.io/view/16s-pcr-cbykspuw
License: This is an open access protocol distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License,  which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited
Protocol status: Working
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Created: June 24, 2022
Last Modified: June 24, 2022
Protocol Integer ID: 65260
Abstract
A protocol for 16S PCR as outlined by the HUCK Genomics Core.
Materials
a.     Invitrogen Platinum SuperFi Master Mix
b.     515f Parrada Primer at 10uM
c.     806R Apprill Primer at 10uM
d.     Sterile PCR H2O
e.     PCR Plate/Tube Rack
f.      Adhesive Film
g.     96-well PCR Plate or 8-well PCR tube (depending on number of samples)
h.     Pipette Tips (10ul, 20ul, 100ul, 1000ul)
i.      Micropipettes (P10, P20, P100, P1000)
j.      VWR marker
k.     Sterile Centrifuge Tubes
Before You Begin
Before You Begin
Prepare your workspace
1.     Turn on PCR Clean Hood blower and white light.
2.     Clean the cabinet with 70% ethanol, including the work surface, walls, and glass.
3.     Turn the dial and run the UV light for 15 minutes.                                     
Safety information
Do not trust the glass to protect you from UV exposure. You can be in a different part of the lab while it is running, but do not loiter in front of the cabinet.

4.     Once the timer is up and the UV light turns off, you are ready to begin.
5.     Clean all materials with 70% ethanol before putting them into the cabinet.
Gather materials 
Place your materials on the bench next to the PCR Clean hood. Clean lab bench well with 70% ethanol before use.
a.     Invitrogen Platinum SuperFi Master Mix
b.     515f Parrada Primer at 10uM
c.     806R Apprill Primer at 10uM
d.     Sterile PCR H2O
e.     PCR Plate/Tube Rack
f.      Adhesive Film
g.     96-well PCR Plate or 8-well PCR tube (depending on number of samples)
h.     Pipette Tips (10ul, 20ul, 100ul, 1000ul)
i.      Micropipettes (P10, P20, P100, P1000)
j.      VWR marker
k.     Sterile Centrifuge Tubes
Master Mix Preparation
Master Mix Preparation
1. In a sterile centrifuge tube labeled “Master Mix/MM” combine: 

Amount10 µL /sample Invitrogen Platinum SuperFi Master Mix,
Amount0.4 µL /sample 515F Parrada Primer,
Amount0.4 µL /sample 806R Apprill Primer, and
Amount7.2 µL /sample Sterile PCR H2O.

Prepare enough master mix for 100 samples if running a full plate:
2.     Vortex and spin down master mix when complete.Centrifigation12500 rpm, 25°C, 00:02:00



AB
In Sterile 2mL Centrifuge Tube mix: (100rxns)
Invitrogen Platinum SuperFi Master Mix1mL (1000uL)
515F Parrada Primer (10uM)40uL
806R Apprill Primer (10uM)40uL
Sterile PCR Water720uL

2m
PCR Reaction
PCR Reaction
1. Add 18 uL of Master Mix to each PCR tube.
2.     Add 2 uL of the extracted DNA to each respective PCR tube. Be sure to follow the plate map, create a new PCR plate map, and/or label tubes.
3.     Run Thermocycler Program:
4.     When cycles are complete, centrifuge tubes. Tubes can then be stored at 4°C until ready to run gel or AMPure.

ABC
Thermocycler Program
Cycle 12 minutes98°C
Cycle 210 seconds98°C
Cycle 320 seconds56.5°C
Cycle 415 seconds72°C
Repeat Cycles 2-4 (20-25X)
Cycle 55 minutes72°C
Hold at 4°C



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