Team:Bielefeld-Germany/Labjournal/week15

From 2012.igem.org

(Difference between revisions)
(Saturday August 11th)
(Friday August 10th)
Line 29: Line 29:
===Friday August 10th===
===Friday August 10th===
* '''Team Bacterial Laccases:'''
* '''Team Bacterial Laccases:'''
-
:* Again we did the digest of our new T7 promoter part and did the ligation in pSB1C3 backbone with CueO ORF with and without HIS tag. After that we transformed the ligations in pSB1C3.
+
:* Again we did the digest of our new T7 promoter part and did the ligation in pSB1C3 backbone with CueO ORF with and without HIS tag. After that we transformed the ligations in pSB1C3. Additionally we did the same with promoter J23110 instead of T7 promoter.
:* We did PCR on a CotA (''B. halo'') plasmid with the primers B.halo_FW and B.halo_RV for cloning the product in pSB1C3 backbone.
:* We did PCR on a CotA (''B. halo'') plasmid with the primers B.halo_FW and B.halo_RV for cloning the product in pSB1C3 backbone.

Revision as of 05:12, 18 September 2012

Contents

Week 15 (08/06 - 08/12/12)

Monday August 6th

  • Team Site Directed Mutagenesis: Plasmidisolation of E.coli_2307 V+VI
  • Team Cellulose Binding Domain: Plated one colonie of Bba_I13522
    • Dephosphorilation of pSB1C3 Backbone
    • Ligation of CBDcex+pSB1C3 and CBDclos+pSB1C3
    • Transformed in KRX and plated on CM-selection-agar
  • Team Bacterial Laccases:
    • No positive colonies after transformation of our assemblies from August 1st, but we realized that the primers we used for making the promoter parts can’t ligate with our insert an backbone because the primers are dephosphorylated and the plasmid backbone is dephosphorylated, too. Much effort in a mission which can't work but at least we know now why it doesn't work.
  • Picking positive colonies from transformation of E.coli P/S and E. coli HIS for plasmid isolation.
  • Team Fungal Laccases: Plating positive colonies from cloning of Tv5 in pSb1C3 backbone.

Tuesday August 7th

  • Team Bacterial Laccases: Plasmid isolation and control restriction of E.coli P/S and E. coli HIS in pSb1C3 showed correct fragment sizes in agarose gel. So we did a digest for prefix insertion of the new T7 promoter.

Wednesday August 8th

  • Team Bacterial Laccases: We dephosphorylated the digested the plasmid from day before and phosphorylated the promoter parts. After that we ligated the two parts and transformated the products into KRX electrocompetent cells.
  • Team Fungal Laccases: Plasmid isolation of Tv5 laccase in pSB1C3 backbone.

Thursday August 9th

  • Team Fungal Laccases: Again: Ligation of Tv35 in pSB1C3 backbone.

Friday August 10th

  • Team Bacterial Laccases:
  • Again we did the digest of our new T7 promoter part and did the ligation in pSB1C3 backbone with CueO ORF with and without HIS tag. After that we transformed the ligations in pSB1C3. Additionally we did the same with promoter J23110 instead of T7 promoter.
  • We did PCR on a CotA (B. halo) plasmid with the primers B.halo_FW and B.halo_RV for cloning the product in pSB1C3 backbone.

Saturday August 11th

  • Team Bacterial Laccases:
  • Colony PCRs showed no bands. So we transformed the ligations from 10.08. again.
  • We did the PCRs of the laccase genes CueO, CotA (B. pumi), CotA (B. halo) and T.th again. We used the …_FW / …_RV primers and the …_FW / …_RV_HIS primers of the different genes. Digestion of this PCR products and ligation with pT7 or promoter J23110 and the pSB1C3 plasmid backbone.

Sunday August 12th

Sunday

55px Logo merck.jpg BioCircle.JPG Bielefeld2012 Evonik.jpg Bielefeld2012 Baxter.png Logo knauer.jpg Logo iit.jpg Bielefeld2012 BIEKUBA.jpg Logo biometra.jpg Logo bio-nrw.png Bielefeld2012 Logo ERASynbio.jpg