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Thursday, 23rd August:
 
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cloning of the iGEM linker into the shuttle vector (pBK25 and pBK26) and transformation in the NM522 strain;
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                        <date>Thursday, August 23rd 2012</date>
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                        <titre>For all purposes</titre>
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Cloning of the iGEM linker into the shuttle vector (pBK25 and pBK26) and transformation in the NM522 strain.
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                      <titre>Kill</titre>
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<li>Transformations results : All controls are okay.</li>
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<li>Too many clones on [Lysostaphin + Dispersin] in shuttle vector transformation plate, so some clones are selected and spread and a new LB plate with the appropriate antibiotic.</li>
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<li>12 liquid culture in LB are launched for the clones [Lysostaphin + Dispersin] in pSB1C3.</li>
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<li>Miniprep of 14 clones transformed with the ligation product [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 and electrophoresis to analyse the extracted DNA : the transformation is succesful for 3 clones =)</li>
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            <li>The first clone [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (1);</li>
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            <li>The second clone [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (2);</li>
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            <li>The third clone [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (3).</li>
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                      <titre>Surfactant</titre>
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Transformation of [pXyl+pSB1T3] in NM522.
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                      <titre>Stick</titre>
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<li>Results of [pBK24-xylR] transformation : most of the clones are red, however a few of them are white, which is good. 7 white clones are put in liquid culture for extraction.</li>
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<li>Extraction of pBK7-xylR from 12 clones, and then a gel electrophoresis is run: 2 clones seem interesting. We ran a second gel to verify these 2 clones, but it showed us that they were not good.</li>
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Kill:
 
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-Transformations results : All controls are okay
 
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Too much clones on Lyso+Dsp in shuttle vector transformation plate, so some clones are selected and spread and a new LB plate with the appropriate antibiotic
 
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12 liquid culture in LB are launched for the clones Lyso+Dsp in PSB1C3
 
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- Miniprep of 14 clones transformed with the ligation product [Constitutiv Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 and electrophoresis to analyse the extracted DNA : the transformation is succesful for 3 clones =)
 
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- The first plasmid  [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (1).
 
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- The second plasmid  [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (2).
 
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- The third plasmid  [Constitutive Promoter + RBS + Lysostaphin] in pBK25 is put in storage under the reference pBK28 (3).
 
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Surfactant :
 
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- Transformation of pXyl+pSB1T3 in NM522.
 
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Stick :
 
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- Results of pBK24-xylR transformation: most of the clones are red, however a few of them are white, which is good. 7 white clones are put in liquid culture for extraction.
 
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- Extraction of pBK7-xylR from 12 clones, and then a gel electrophoresis is run: 2 clones seem interesting. We ran a second gel to verify these 2 clones, but it showed us that they were not good.
 
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