Team:Groningen/Notebook/Wetwork 23July2012
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+ | Tom and Arjan started with gas chromatography mass spectrometry. Test sample: 5gr. fresh meat incubated @ 37C for 3 houres. For both column (HP5 and CP wax) three runs on each column with different incubation and syringe temperature (1: 80C, 100C 2: 100C, 120C 3: 120C, 140C)<br> | ||
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+ | Nisa<br> | ||
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+ | Plasmid isolation pSB1C3-alsT promoter + GFP<br> | ||
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+ | NanoDrop result (ng/ul):<br> | ||
+ | A1= 102.9<br> | ||
+ | A2= 96,6<br> | ||
+ | B1= 118,1<br> | ||
+ | B2= 113,7<br> | ||
+ | C1= 122,8<br> | ||
+ | C2= 88 Comment: gel picture OK!<br> | ||
+ | D1= 124,9<br> | ||
+ | D2= 93,3<br> | ||
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+ | Result:<br> | ||
+ | expected size: 3300bp for the pSB1C3 (2079bp)+ alsT (~500bp)+ GFP (800bp)<br> | ||
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+ | From the gel picture, only plasmid from colony C2 (promoter alsT300) showed the expected size. The other plasmids seem to be empty, probably due to self ligation.<br> | ||
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+ | Solution: Check plasmid from other white colony<br> | ||
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+ | re do transformation. Increase the ratio of plasmid backbone: insert gene<br> | ||
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+ | Building backbone biobrick for B.subtilis<br> | ||
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+ | plasmid pSac-Cm: integration plasmid, double cross over in SacA region<br> | ||
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+ | add double terminator, BBa_B0015, and prefix-suffix: XbaI, SpeI, PstI<br> | ||
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+ | How to? <br> | ||
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+ | Cut backbone with HindIII and EcoRI<br> | ||
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+ | Cut BBa_B0015 with HindIII and EcoRI<br> | ||
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+ | Now we have separate parts ready to use for ligation into our biobrick device<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:20, 25 September 2012
Tom and Arjan started with gas chromatography mass spectrometry. Test sample: 5gr. fresh meat incubated @ 37C for 3 houres. For both column (HP5 and CP wax) three runs on each column with different incubation and syringe temperature (1: 80C, 100C 2: 100C, 120C 3: 120C, 140C)
Nisa
Plasmid isolation pSB1C3-alsT promoter + GFP
NanoDrop result (ng/ul):
A1= 102.9
A2= 96,6
B1= 118,1
B2= 113,7
C1= 122,8
C2= 88 Comment: gel picture OK!
D1= 124,9
D2= 93,3
Result:
expected size: 3300bp for the pSB1C3 (2079bp)+ alsT (~500bp)+ GFP (800bp)
From the gel picture, only plasmid from colony C2 (promoter alsT300) showed the expected size. The other plasmids seem to be empty, probably due to self ligation.
Solution: Check plasmid from other white colony
re do transformation. Increase the ratio of plasmid backbone: insert gene
Building backbone biobrick for B.subtilis
plasmid pSac-Cm: integration plasmid, double cross over in SacA region
add double terminator, BBa_B0015, and prefix-suffix: XbaI, SpeI, PstI
How to?
Cut backbone with HindIII and EcoRI
Cut BBa_B0015 with HindIII and EcoRI
Now we have separate parts ready to use for ligation into our biobrick device
Back to notebook