Bisulfite sequencing

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Bisulfite conversion

The bisulfite sequencing is a biochemical method for determination of DNA methylation in the context of epigenetic investigations by reaction with bisulfite . Bisulfite sequencing consists of bisulfite conversion, mostly in combination with DNA sequencing .

principle

DNA methylation occurs in epigenetics to inactivate genes . In animals, methylation primarily affects cytosines at the C5 position in CpG dinucleotides . By treating DNA with bisulfite, the bisulfite reaction converts unmethylated cytosines to uracils , while 5-methylcytosine does not react with bisulfite. A subsequent amplification usually takes place via polymerase chain reaction (PCR), via methylation-specific PCR (MSP) or via microarray . Problems with bisulfite sequencing are the inability to differentiate between methylcytosine and the hydroxymethylcytosine that occurs in some tissues, as well as an incomplete bisulfite reaction in double-stranded DNA and increased breakdown of DNA by depurination . Uracil is recognized in the PCR and DNA sequencing like thymine and the opposite strand is filled with adenine due to the base pairing , while in the bisulfite-untreated DNA sequencing cytidines are paired with guanines. This results in two DNA sequences (treated and untreated), of which the bisulfite-treated person has C-> U transitions at the unmethylated sites and which is then paired with A instead of G in a DNA sequencing. Cytosines can be clearly determined by previous oxidation of hydroxymethylcytosines.

PCR-based analysis methods

PCR-based analysis methods are e.g. B. DNA sequencing , methylation-sensitive single-strand conformation analysis (MS-SSCA), high resolution melting analysis (HRM), methylation-sensitive single-nucleotide primer extension (MS-SnuPE) and base-specific cleavage / MALDI-TOF .

Methylation-specific PCR variants are e.g. B. MSP, methylation- sensitive qPCR MethyLight , melting curve analysis (Mc-MSP) and oligonucleotide microarrays.

Alternative methods are e.g. B. the Combined Bisulphite Restriction Analysis and the methylated DNA immunoprecipitation (MeDIP).

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