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Resolution: standard / high Figure 7.
NaV1.8 mRNA polyadenylation does not increase in the injured sciatic nerve. A: Schematic representation of PolyA Tail (PAT) assay. 1. Reverse transcription
with oligo dT-Adaptor primer. 2. NaV1.8-specific PCR amplification with Adaptor primer.
Amplicon length depends on polyA tail length. 3. Southern blot detection with digoxygenin
(DIG)-labeled NaV1.8-specific probe after gel electrophoresis. Multiple polyA tail
lengths result in smearing and multiple bands. B: Southern blot of PAT amplicons.
◂: NaV1.8 mRNA from both ipsilateral nerve and uninjured DRG tissue predominantly
exhibits a discrete polyA tail < 50 bases long, with additional polyadenylation occurring
out to 200 bases. Tissue was harvested 2 weeks after SNE.
Thakor et al. Molecular Pain 2009 5:14 doi:10.1186/1744-8069-5-14 |