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LLNL HUMAN SINGLE CHROMOSOME COSMID LIBRARY : Chromosome X

LL0XNC01
"U"

About the library

This Chromosome X cosmid library was constructed at LLNL. It has an average insert size of between 32-47 Kb and contains 24,000 clones providing a 5.3-fold coverage of the chromosome. The vector used is Lawrist 16. The library consists of 63 plates labelled 1- 63.

Production of high-density gridded filters

The library has been gridded in a 4x4 array on two Hybond N nylon membranes (Amersham). Each clone has been spotted twice.

Membrane Label
Plates gridded
Number of clones spotted
Size of filter
U1
1 - 48
36,864 (18,432x2)
22 x 22 cm
U2
49 - 63
11,136 ( 5,568x2)
22 x 7.4 cm

Clones spotted on the filters were grown overnight at 37°C on LB agar plates containing Kanamycin (20µg/ml). The filters were subsequently processed by (a) SDS treatment, (b) denaturation and (c) neutralisation, then dried and crosslinked using a Spectronics Corporation XL-1500 UV Crosslinker. The filters are ready for pre-hybridisation in appropriate buffers.

User Information:

For successful removal of probes, and to enable re-probing, membranes must NEVER be allowed to dry during, or after, hybridisation and washing. Membranes can be stripped to facilitate re-probing by washing sequentially at RT in 0.2M NaOH for 30 min. and 0.1 x SSC / 0.1% SDS / 0.2M Tris-HCl pH 7.5 for 15 min. A gentler method, which extends the number of probings per filter, is to wash the probed membrane after use in a large volume of pre-hybridisation buffer overnight at 65°C, prior to using another probe.

Subsequent publication:

Please acknowledge both the originator of the library, LLNL as described in the "materials transfer agreement" that you have signed, and Geneservice for providing the library, in any publication arising out of using this resource. An example of how a clone (E.g. CLONE NAME = 32-B9) should be described in a publication is: U32b9 from the LL0XNC01 library.


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