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Determination of SNP 5mC/T in position Chr1: 245618129 in DNA samples from the human blood by GlaI- and FatI-PCR assay

SNP 5mC/T (Chr1: 245618129) in DNA samples from the human blood of 92donors was studied by GlaI and FatI-PCR assay. The work includes a) isolation of DNA from the blood cells, b) GlaI and FatI-PCR assay of DNA fragment Chr1: 245617889 - 245618464, c) determination of 5mC (Chr1: 245618129) and thymine in DNA preparations and d) comparative analysis of the obtained results. It was shown that in position (Chr1: 245618129) 43 donors (46,74%) have a heterozygote (5mC/T), 28 donors (30,43%) have homozygote (T/T) and 21 donors (22,83%) have homozygote (5mC/5mC). Thus, taking into account a diploid set of chromosomes in the blood cells, SNP 5mC/T is observed in 99 positions from 184 (53,8%). The results obtained have shown that cytosine in position Chr1: 245618129 in the most of the blood DNA is methylated.

Determination of SNP 5mC/T in AluSx repeat (Chr16: 75033884) in DNA samples from the human blood by GlaI- and FatI-PCR assay

SNP 5mC/T in AluSx repeat (Chr16: 75033884) in DNA samples from the human blood of 92donors was studied by GlaI and FatI-PCR assay. The work includes a) isolation of DNA from the blood cells, b) GlaI and FatI-PCR assay of DNA fragment Chr16: 75033860 – 75033957, c) determination of 5mC (Chr16: 75033884) and thymine (Chr16: 75033884) в in DNA preparations and d) comparative analysis of the obtained results. It was shown that in position (Chr16: 75033884) 53 donors (57,61%) have a heterozygote (5mC-T), 19 donors (20,65%) have homozygote (T-T) and 20 donors (21,74%) have homozygote (5mC-5mC). Thus, taking into account a diploid set of chromosomes in the blood cells, SNP 5mC/T is observed in 70 positions from 156 (49,46%). The results obtained have shown that cytosine in position Chr16: 75033884 in the most of the blood DNA is methylated in accordance with a literature data about a significant methylation of CG-dinucleotides in Alu-repeats

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