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''plasmid DNA isolation from E.coli (miniprep)''
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''genomic DNA isolation from S.cerevisiae''
''genomic DNA isolation from S.cerevisiae''

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Contents




Methods

Molecular Biology Methods

plasmid DNA isolation from E.coli (miniprep)

genomic DNA isolation from S.cerevisiae

measurement of DNA concentration sequencing of plasmid DNA


Agarose gel-electrophoesis in vitro modification of DNA


Site-Directed Mutagenesis polymerase chain reaction (PCR) colony PCR purification of PCR products Dephosphorylation of DNA DNA restriction enzyme digest ligation / cycled ligation Oligohybridization of single-stranded DNA gene synthesis


Protein biochemical methods

Protein expression in S.cerevisiae

Crude protein extraction from S.cerevisiae

SDS-Polyacrylamid-Gelelektrophoresis (SDS-PAGE)

Immunochemical Methods

Western Blot

Microbiological Methods

cultivation of E.coli

cultivation of S.cerevisiae

heat shock transformation of E.coli with plasmid DNA

transformation of S.cerevisiae

genome integration

Chemical Methods

Phycocyanobilin (PCB) extraction from dried Spirulina platensis powder

??? • Introducing new Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain (Y190 strain) from Schwab lab for Y2H o Aim of the experiment: The Y190 Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a special strain for Yeast-two-hybrid. This strain carries a Gal4 and Gal80 deletion to higher the signal/noise-ratio of protein-protein interactions. Reporter for protein-protein interactions are HIS3, lacZ and MEL1 and are encoded in the genomic DNA. Transformation markers are trp1, leu2 and cyhR2 and are encoded on the transformation plasmids. • Gradient PCR • Cycled ligation • Inoculation of YPD medium with S. cerevisiae and brewing yeast strain 34/70 (part 2/3) o Aim of the experiment: Discrimination of growing ability in wort medium. • Electroporation of electrocompetent E. coli with P698+699


Materials