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<b>Quikchange of <i>fliC</i></b><br> | <b>Quikchange of <i>fliC</i></b><br> | ||
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- | <li>Experiment: <br> In order to eliminate undesired restriction sites inside of our part a Quikchange PCR was performed using especially designed primers that will cause a point mutation and | + | <li>Experiment: <br> In order to eliminate undesired restriction sites inside of our part a Quikchange PCR was performed using especially designed primers that will cause a point mutation and <i>PfuTurbo</i> polymerase (see Quick Change protocol in "protocols"). Since four unwanted restriction sites are localized in our part four reactions were prepared producing overlapping fragments. Subsequently samples 1 and 2 as well as 3 and 4 were combined via overlapping PCR reducing the number of fragments at two. Finally smaple 1+2 and 3+4 were combined as well and one final DNA fragment is obtained. <br></li> |
<li>Observations & Results: <br> | <li>Observations & Results: <br> | ||
The QC PCR was not successful. We were not able to observe any PCR product.</li> | The QC PCR was not successful. We were not able to observe any PCR product.</li> | ||
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<b>V09_04_1 Test digestion of pSB1C3 (including <i>flHDC</i> under the control of different promoters)</b><br> | <b>V09_04_1 Test digestion of pSB1C3 (including <i>flHDC</i> under the control of different promoters)</b><br> | ||
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- | <li>Experiment: <br>The test digestion of pSB1C3 including <i>flHDC</i> under the expression of 8 different promoters was performed with the restriction enzymes EcoRI and PstI according to the protocol. The product was subsequently analyzed on an 1% analytical agarose gel.<br> </li> | + | <li>Experiment: <br>The test digestion of pSB1C3 including <i>flHDC</i> under the expression of 8 different promoters was performed with the restriction enzymes <i>EcoRI</i> and <i>PstI</i> according to the protocol. The product was subsequently analyzed on an 1% analytical agarose gel.<br> </li> |
<li>Observations & Results: <br> | <li>Observations & Results: <br> | ||
Since fragments of the expected size could be obtained for all clones the test digestion worked for all.</li> | Since fragments of the expected size could be obtained for all clones the test digestion worked for all.</li> | ||
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<b>V09_05_1 Preparative double digestion of <i>motA</i>, <i>motB</i>, <i>yhjH</i> and pSB1C3</b><br> | <b>V09_05_1 Preparative double digestion of <i>motA</i>, <i>motB</i>, <i>yhjH</i> and pSB1C3</b><br> | ||
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- | <li>Experiment: <br> <i>motA</i>, <i>motB</i>, <i>yhjH</i> and pSB1C3 were digested with EcoRI and PstI. The prodcuts were seperated via gel electrophoresis and purified using PeqGOLD Gelextraction Kit (Peqlab).</li> | + | <li>Experiment: <br> <i>motA</i>, <i>motB</i>, <i>yhjH</i> and pSB1C3 were digested with <i>EcoRI</i> and <i>PstI</i>. The prodcuts were seperated via gel electrophoresis and purified using PeqGOLD Gelextraction Kit (Peqlab).</li> |
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<b>V09_05_2 Repetition of the Quikchange of <i>fliC</i></b><br> | <b>V09_05_2 Repetition of the Quikchange of <i>fliC</i></b><br> | ||
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- | <li>Experiment: <br> Here again the Quikchange PCR was performed using designed primers and | + | <li>Experiment: <br> Here again the Quikchange PCR was performed using designed primers and <i>PfuTurbo</i> polymerase (see Quick Change protocol in "protocols"). However, this time a lower annealing temperature was chosen. Also this time four short fragments were produced first and subsequently combined to a complete final DNA fragment. <br></li> |
<li>Observations & Results: <br> | <li>Observations & Results: <br> | ||
Once again the QC PCR failed for no PCR product was observed. Since we already had problems with enzymes during our experiments we consider an non-functionable polymerase. </li> | Once again the QC PCR failed for no PCR product was observed. Since we already had problems with enzymes during our experiments we consider an non-functionable polymerase. </li> |
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