Sanger sequencing method - dideoxy sequencing of DNA

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  • Sanger sequencing method lecture - This lecture explains about the dideoxy chain termination method of DNA sequencing which is also known as Sanger sequencing. The mechanism of Sanger sequencing is explained with this video lecture. In this DNA sequencing approach, modified dideoxy nucleotides are used to cause the chain termination of DNA synthesis which helps to find out the exact DNA sequence. This method of DNA sequencing is named as following -
    Sanger sequencing
    Dideoxy sequencing
    Chain termination method of DNA sequencing.
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    • @sarangas8688
      @sarangas8688 4 года назад +2

      Excellent !
      Good explanation
      But voice is little unclear

    • @v.saikiranv.saikiran9752
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    • @zarlashtkhan3540
      @zarlashtkhan3540 3 года назад +1

      @@shomusbiologyofficial in case of ddgtp how can be a 3 nucleotide sequence formed if both the consective gtps ar ddgtp please answer

    • @misha9672
      @misha9672 3 года назад +2

      @@zarlashtkhan3540 it is just because incorporation of ddgtp is a random process. It is not necessary that every complementarity of A is DDG. G can also be complementared. ddntps are provided in low concentration in the mixture than regular nucleotides( A, T,G,C). It means regular nucleotides are also always present. So incorporation of ddgtp is a random probability( sometimes in the beginning complementary to 2nd C, sometimes to the 3rd C, sometimes to the last C). Hope it helps.

  • @gerganabonev
    @gerganabonev 4 года назад +316

    There are all 4 dNTPs added in each reaction and also one of each ddNTP in each well is added because we want to produce fragment with different length. Otherwise the reaction would have stop at the first complementary ddNTP added after the primer. and there will be only 4 length fragments.

    • @aboulfazlrad6482
      @aboulfazlrad6482 4 года назад +24

      Exactly and thanks for mention this, otherwise it does not make sense. So I suggest to edit this video.

    • @red8527
      @red8527 4 года назад +19

      Yeah, thanks for clearing that. I was wondering how he got 2 GTP & 3 GTP as well. It should have terminated at 2 GTP position only if 3 dNTPs & one ddNTP were used.

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      Thanks .now i am understand

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      Exactly... Thanx for supplementary this point.

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    This is by far the most helpful explanation of Sanger Sequencing; it's a whole walk-through of how/why the process works (rather than just pieces/bits of information from other videos). Thank you very much!

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    Shomu knows how to explain DNA sequencing very very effectively. I could not understand the ins and outs of the Sanger DNA sequencing until he went into explaining the method step by step, beginning with the explanation of dideoxy chain termination. I plan to watch all of his videos on DNA sequencing.

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  • @msnadeem837
    @msnadeem837 3 года назад +33

    Nice presentation. However, as a colleague I would suggest you to add 4 dNTPs plus limiting amount of ddNTP in each reaction tube. Otherwise, you will only get the chain terminated at the first nucleotide such as G, and no next G can be detected....

    • @isha8349
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      EXACTLY .I WAS CONFUSED THERE!!

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  • @md.giashuddin6057
    @md.giashuddin6057 5 лет назад +27

    When the chain get terminated at 2nd position ( C is present)then why will it again proceed to terminate at 3rd position ( again C is present)?

    • @amishbutle4887
      @amishbutle4887 4 года назад +12

      Hey bro ur question is valid.
      Shomu has taught in a little wrong way in 1st test tube there should be both ddATP and dATP thn by probability either of them would attach

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  • @dr.abhishekyadav696
    @dr.abhishekyadav696 7 лет назад +92

    in all the tubes all dNTP's are added, otherwise how would the chains be of different length. For eg in 1st tube according to your method, the chain should terminate at the 1st A attachment only. Thus all chains would be of same length

    • @esmaboukerzaza6266
      @esmaboukerzaza6266 7 лет назад +3

      same remark !

    • @CrazyGamer-xi8rf
      @CrazyGamer-xi8rf 6 лет назад +1

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    • @biswanath5941
      @biswanath5941 6 лет назад +5

      Each tube needs one ddnucleotide sequence for termination. Different sequence undergoes different length if they have fluctuating sequence. This is only applied for short sequences, and worth of a Nobel price😊

    • @faheemdawar6696
      @faheemdawar6696 6 лет назад +7

      Each tube have all narmal dntps but one specific ddntps.

    • @AkshitVats
      @AkshitVats 6 лет назад +9

      abhishek yadav the quantity of di deoxyNTP are lesser as compare to the dNTP.
      Hence there are chances of getting dd on the right place as well as d.
      During electrophoresis it can give larger bands if the dNTPs are added everytime but ddNTP can also bind

  • @kalyahnn1927
    @kalyahnn1927 3 года назад +1

    U made my assignment easy tq sooo much sir

    • @shomusbiologyofficial
      @shomusbiologyofficial  3 года назад

      You're welcome. Glad to hear that you're getting benefit from my lectures

  • @CestlaBios
    @CestlaBios 7 лет назад +25

    It's a great explanation, but as other comments have mentioned, you are a little ambiguous when explaining how the sequence can continue once the ddNucleotide is added. It is necessary to emphazise that each of the four mixtures contains ALL FOUR dNucleotide PLUS one of the four ddNucleotide.
    Otherwise, thanks for the clear explanation.

  • @chetanshiurkar
    @chetanshiurkar Год назад +3

    After the 5 years of uploading this video , its very much helpful for me for my seminar 🙂
    Thank you sir🙂

  • @sudiptabhunia2094
    @sudiptabhunia2094 4 года назад +1

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  • @nitinshelke6773
    @nitinshelke6773 3 года назад +1

    Great explaintion You are a great teacher

  • @bhavanipattar446
    @bhavanipattar446 6 лет назад

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  • @arushetickoo1700
    @arushetickoo1700 6 лет назад +4

    Instead of using only ddNTP we also use the same nucleotide otherwise a reaction for ddGTP will stop at 2nd step only and it will not move further to 3rd or 7th step without a free OH group.

  • @luljetegecaj8195
    @luljetegecaj8195 5 лет назад +1

    You're amazing!! Such a clear and precise explanation. Bless your soul!

  • @meenakshikumari7821
    @meenakshikumari7821 5 лет назад +1

    A lot of Thank sir i have no idea for dna sequencing but now i feel confident bcoz of you sir......
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  • @afeedarazik4738
    @afeedarazik4738 5 лет назад +9

    All dNTPs along with 1 particular ddDNTP is added in each tube. As a result of chain termination DNA fragments of different lengths are formed.
    Otherwise, if we are adding only ddNTP along with 3 dNTP, termination will occur only in the first one.

    • @moolepriyanka
      @moolepriyanka 2 года назад

      How different length fragments are formed by adding same ddNTP in particular reaction mixture the first fragment is terminated due to particular ddNTP attachment,why don't the same ddNTP attached at the same position again, why it's not happening? Will u plss explain to me