Title of article
Comparison of different methods of DNA extraction from paraffin-embedded tissues
Author/Authors
Ibrahim ، Ramadhan Fish Recourses and Aquatic Animals Department - College of Agriculture - Salahaddin University , Megdadi ، Saeed Department of biology - Nourdanesh institute of higher education , Bakhshandeh bavarsad ، Sareh Department of Public Management - Faculty of Management - University of Shahrekord , Shojaei ، Najme Personalized Medicine Research Center of AmitisGen
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Abstract
The most common human archival specimens are formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded tissues. PCR-based techniques have been coupled with new developments in the extraction of DNA from FFPE. Herein, we report the results of a comparison of different methods of DNA extraction from FFPE specimens, including phenol-chloroform, salting-out, and silica-based commercial kits. Results showed no significant differences between the amounts of DNA obtained from each of the extraction methods studied; however, the salting-out DNA extraction method described is much easier and less toxic than the phenol–chloroform method.
Keywords
paraffin , embedded tissues , DNA extraction , salting , out , phenol , chloroform
Journal title
Personalized Medicine Journal
Journal title
Personalized Medicine Journal
Record number
2743032
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