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A Users Guide Kit Components and Reagents The Muta-ChromoPlate kit is a 96 well version of the traditional bacterial reverse mutation Ames Test. Used for the detection of mutagenic activity. The test uses amino-acid requiring strains


  1. A Users Guide

  2. Kit Components and Reagents

  3. • The Muta-ChromoPlate kit is a 96 well version of the traditional bacterial reverse mutation Ames Test. • Used for the detection of mutagenic activity. • The test uses amino-acid requiring strains of Salmonella typhimurium and Escherichia coli to detect point mutations. • It detects mutations which revert mutations present in the test strains and restore the functional capability of the bacteria allowing it to synthesize the essential amino acid.

  4. Point Mutations involve: • Substitutions of one or a few DNA • Additions or Deletions of one or a few DNA Base Pairs.

  5. Reverse Mutations in Various Bacterial Strains Base-Pair Substitutions Positive Controls TA100 Sodium Azide TA1535 Sodium Azide WP2 E. coli Strains 4NQO TA102 (Site A-T ) Mitomycin C Frame-Shift Mutation TA98 2-Nitrofluorene TA97a 9-Aminoacridine As outlined in the OECD GUIDELINE FOR TESTING OF CHEMICALS

  6. Developed to test mutagenic materials in water (or DMSO) soluble extracts of sediment, air, chemicals, food components, cosmetics, waste waters, potable waters and any other material that can be solubilized or placed into micro suspension in water such that the material being tested can be taken up by the test strain. The Muta-ChromoPlate T kit is generally more sensitive than the Ames pour-plate assay, because it allows testing of higher concentrations of sample (up to 75% v/v).

  7. Basic Kit • 12 Sterile 50ml tubes • 10 Sterile Reagent Boats • 12 Sterile 96 Well Plates • 1 Sterile .22µl Filter • Ziploc and Auto-Clave Bags • 1 Bacterial Strain (TA100) – Other individual strains available upon request • 1 Positive Control • Reagents for 12 plates

  8. Two Strain Kit • 25 Sterile 50ml tubes • 20 Sterile Reagent Boats • 24 Sterile 96 Well Plates • 2 Sterile .22ul Filters • Ziploc and Auto-Clave Bags • 2 Bacterial Strain (TA100 and TA98) – Other individual strains available upon request • 2 Positive Controls • Reagents for 24 plates

  9. S9 Activation Enzymes S-9 Activation Mix Components • S9A MgCl 2 + KCL • S9B Glucose-6-Phosphate • S9C NADP • S9D Phosphate Buffer • S9E Sterile Distilled Water • S9F Rat Liver Extract • 2AA Positive Control(s)

  10. • The assay procedure is simple and requires minimal training. • Example Applications • Testing of industrial effluents for presence of possible mutagenic compounds • Screening of municipal discharges for possible routine presence or spills of mutagenic compounds • Screening of surface and/or groundwater for mutagenic residues • Screening of potable water supplies for the presence of chemicals with mutagenic potential • Screening of water soluble air pollutants for mutagenic agents • Evaluation of pure or complex raw mixtures for potential mutagenicity • A convenient and easy to use teaching tool for university and college laboratories

  11. • Currently EBPI offer five different types of Bacterial Strains to meet the OECD’s Guideline for Testing of Chemicals. • TA100 • TA1535 • TA98 • TA97a • TA102 • WP2

  12. • The Muta-ChromoPlate TM provides a clear colour endpoint. • Reagents, cultures and other consumable components are supplied ready-to-use in a non-specialized laboratory. Sterility Check Background Strong Mutagen Positive Control (Very strong mutagen) A possible example of the Muta-ChromoPlate TM kit on day 5 of the assay is shown above which includes all controls essential for the assays.

  13. No need for cultures Quick and easy overnight growth of the bacteria (No need for time consuming dilutions which may lead to contamination).

  14. Filter Sterilization of the sample for assays Filter sterilization of the samples is recommended to be preformed prior to starting the assays. This can be done with either the 0.22µm filter unit supplied with the kit, or with a 0.22µm syringe filter (not included unless requested)

  15. Overnight Growth of the Bacteria 1. Remove the vial of Growth Media from the fridge and remove the vial of bacteria from the freezer

  16. 2. Using aseptic techniques open G (Growth Media) and the vial that contains the bacteria. Transfer the contents from vial G to the vial that contains the bacteria.

  17. 3. Place the lyophilized stopper back on the vial that now contains the bacteria and growth media and give the vial a quick shake to ensure that the bacteria and growth media are well mixed. Incubate overnight at 37ºC for 16 to 18 hours

  18. 4. Visually examine the bacteria grown overnight for turbidity

  19. Obtain reagents A through E and dispense as outlined in the protocol into the sterile 50ml tube included in the kit. Basic Kit (5051) Bacterial Strain Kit (B5051) 43.24ml (A) + 9.50ml (B) + 4.76ml (C) 21.62ml (A) + 4.75ml (B) + 2.38ml (C)+1.19ml (D) + 0.06ml (E) for a total +2.38ml (D) + 0.12ml (E) for a total of 60.00ml of 30.00ml NOTE: The Bacterial Strain Kit comes with a 100ml Reaction Mixture Bottle

  20. Label the sterile 50ml tubes as well as the sterile 96 well plates

  21. Add sterile water (included) Add 2.5ml of Reaction and (or) sample material to Mixture to each tube be tested.

  22. Add 100µl of the Positive Add 5µl of the bacteria to Control (included) to the each tube, except for the correct tube. blank tube.

  23. Pour contents of tube into the Vortex the tube for 15 seconds sterile reagents boats and to ensure that the contents are dispense 200µl into each well of mixed well the sterile 96 well plate

  24. Concentrated Water Sample Un-Concentrated Water Sample Example Dilutions Example Dilutions 50ul – 100ul of sample is added. 5.5ml-17.5ml of sample is added. 17.40-17.45ml of sterile distilled water is 0.00-12.5ml of sterile distilled water is added (included within the kit) added

  25. Once the reagents are mixed and the bacteria and samples for analysis are added the suspension is then dispensed into the 96 well plate. The user will notice that all the wells in the plates will be a purple colour as seen below.

  26. Place the plates into the Ziploc bags and incubate for 5 Remove the plates and score days at 37⁰C.

  27. • Each well of the 96 well plate is considered a colony. • If the colony reverts back to the natural state, a mutation has occurred. • If a reverse mutation has occurred, the bacteria in the colony have the ability to synthesize histidine and will continue to grow turning the colour in the well from purple to yellow. • The Muta-ChromoPlate TM kit (as with the traditional ‘Ames Test’) compares the natural background rate of reverse mutation to a rate of reverse mutation within a sample assay.

  28. Understanding the results • For example: There are two plates shown below after the 5 day incubation period. (LEFT) is the “Back Ground” plate and (RIGHT) is the “Sample treatment” assay plate. 86 Wells have mutated (TA100 Strain) 10 Wells have mutated (TA100 Strain) Using Table 2 from the protocol under the “No. Wells Positive in Background Plate” column, locate the number 10 and you will find the statistical significance data for the 96-Well test.

  29. THE NUMBER OF POSITIVE WELLS SCORED IN A 96-WELL MICROPLATE LEADING TO CLEAR SIGNIFICANCE IN THE FLUCTUATION TEST No. Wells No. Wells Positive in No. Wells Positive Positive in No. Wells Positive Background in Treatment Plate Background in Treatment Plate Plate 0.05 0.01 0.001 Plate 0.05 0.01 0.001 0 3 6 10 36 48 53 58 1 5 8 12 37 49 54 59 2 7 10 14 38 50 55 60 3 9 12 16 39 51 56 61 4 10 14 19 40 52 57 62 5 12 15 20 41 53 58 63 6 13 17 21 42 54 59 64 7 15 18 23 43 55 60 65 8 16 20 25 44 56 61 66 9 17 21 26 45 57 62 67 10 19 23 27 46 58 63 68 11 20 24 29 47 59 64 69 12 21 25 30 48 60 63 70 13 22 27 32 49 61 66 70 14 24 28 33 50 62 67 71 15 25 29 34 51 63 67 72 16 26 30 36 52 64 68 73 17 27 32 37 53 65 69 74 18 28 33 38 54 66 70 75 19 30 34 39 55 67 71 76

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