ApE Tutorial Video #4 - Restriction digests
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TLDRThis video is part of the Ape tutorial series, focusing on how to handle restriction enzyme sites and perform virtual gel electrophoresis. Users can highlight, select, and clear restriction enzyme sites, with functionalities available to simulate enzyme digests. The video guides through processes such as setting up single or double digests, observing the resultant bands on an agarose gel, and interpreting the data such as sizes and positions of the restriction sites. Further features include reordering lanes, copying lanes between different windows, setting up complex gels, and partial digestion simulations. The tutorial also provides instructions on saving the gel diagrams in various formats for documentation purposes.
Takeaways
- 🔍 How to clear highlighting on enzyme sites.
- 🔬 Perform restriction enzyme digests and visualize on virtual gel.
- 🔢 See size and position of bands by hovering over them on the gel.
- 🔄 Reorder lanes through drag and drop.
- 📊 Set up complex gels using the digestion dialogue.
- 🔗 Option to perform single, double, or triple digests.
- 📂 Save gel diagrams in various formats for further use.
- 📋 Copy lane information between digest windows.
- ➗ Simulate partial digests by adjusting digestion percentages.
- 📃 Access comprehensive information about bands and lanes.
- 🖨️ Export the virtual gels as EPS, SVG, PDF, or PowerPoint.
- 💡 Additional setup features for enzyme digests.
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- 00:00:00 - 00:07:42
In this fourth video of the APE tutorial series, the focus is on managing and manipulating restriction enzyme sites in sequence files. The video begins by reviewing how to clear highlighting of restriction sites, then introduces performing restriction digests. By selecting enzymes such as Eco R1 and HindIII, users can create a virtual gel to see the potential results, including band sizes and positions on an agarose gel. The video demonstrates the process of single and double digests, explains how to reorder lanes, and describes setting up complex gels using the digestion dialogue. This enables simultaneous setup of multiple lanes and customization of digests, including partial digest options and adding enzyme columns. Once satisfied, users can save or export the digest information in various formats for documentation.
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How do I remove highlighting from the sequence file?
You can remove highlighting by selecting 'clear highlighting' in the enzymes menu or using the shift-click option on the toolbar button.
What can be done with restriction enzymes in this tool?
You can perform restriction enzyme digests and visualize them on a virtual gel.
How can I view the size and base pairs of the bands on the gel?
Hovering the mouse over the virtual bands shows the size in base pairs along with highlighting other properties.
Can I perform both single and double enzyme digests?
Yes, you can do both single and double digests, and visualize them individually or together.
How can I reorder the lanes on the virtual gel?
You can click and drag to reorder the lanes on the virtual gel.
Is it possible to set up more complex gels at once?
Yes, using the digestion dialogue, you can set up multiple lanes and enzymes for complex gels.
How can I save the virtual gel information?
The gel can be saved as an encapsulated postscript, SVG, PDF, or PowerPoint slide.
What format options are available for saving the gel?
You can save the gel in encapsulated postscript, SVG, PDF, or PowerPoint slide formats.
How do I copy lane information to another digest window?
You can drag a lane from one digest window to another to copy it.
Can I visualize partial digests?
Yes, you can set up partial digests in the digestion dialogue by adjusting the digestion percentage.
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- restriction enzymes
- virtual gel
- digestion
- highlighting
- enzyme sites
- double digest
- partial digest
- lane reordering
- data analysis
- formats