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===Precultivation of ''Pichia Pastoris'' GS115 (minimal-medium)=== | ===Precultivation of ''Pichia Pastoris'' GS115 (minimal-medium)=== | ||
- | * 50 mL [https://2012.igem.org/Team:Bielefeld-Germany/Protocols/Materials# | + | * 50 mL [https://2012.igem.org/Team:Bielefeld-Germany/Protocols/Materials#Yeast_Nitrogen_Base_.28YNB.29 YNB]-medium in 300 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs |
* 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony | * 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony | ||
* Cultivation temperature: 37 °C | * Cultivation temperature: 37 °C |
Revision as of 14:54, 22 September 2012
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Production
Here all our methods according to cultivation and purification are listed.
Pre-Cultivation
Precultivation of E.Coli KRX (with or without BioBrick)
- 50 mL LB-medium, if nessassary with 20-60 mg L-1 chloramphenicol or with 100-300 mg L-1 ampicillin, in 300 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs
- 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony
- Cultivation temperature: 37 °C
- Shaking at 140 rpm
Precultivation of E.Coli Rosetta Gami 2(with or without BioBrick)
- 50 mL LB-medium with 60 mg L-1 chloramphenicol and with 300 mg L-1 ampicillin, in 300 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs
- 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony
- Cultivation temperature: 37 °C
- Shaking at 140 rpm
Precultivation of Pichia Pastoris GS115 (complex-medium)
- 50 mL YPD-medium in 300 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs
- 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony
- Cultivation temperature: 37 °C
- Shaking at 140 rpm
Precultivation of Pichia Pastoris GS115 (minimal-medium)
- 50 mL YNB-medium in 300 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs
- 1 mL Glycerinculture or 1 colony
- Cultivation temperature: 37 °C
- Shaking at 140 rpm
Cultivation
Expression of Laccase
- Chassis: Promega's E.Coli KRX
- Medium: Autoinduction-Medium supplemented with Chloramphenicol (final concentration 60 μg mL-1)
Cultivation with E. coli KRX in shaking flask(with baffles):
- 200 mL culture in 1000 mL shaking flask with baffles (Schott) with silicon plugs
- Cultivation temperature: 37 °C
- Autoinduction-medium with 20-60 mg L-1 chloramphenicol and if nessassary with 100-300 mg L-1 ampicillin
- Shaking at 140 rpm
- for characterizations: automatic sampling every 30 min
Bioreactor cultivations with E. coli KRX
To obtain higher amounts and concentration of proteins we cultivated and expressed in a bioreactor. It is possible to cultivate several liters and to control temperature, pH and pO_2.
- Bioreactor: Braun Biostat B Bioreactor (3L), Infors Labfors Bioreactor (3L), Bioengineering NLF22 Bioreactor (7 L),
- Autoinduction-medium with 60 mg L-1 chloramphenicol
- Culture volume: 3,0-6,0 L
- Starting OD600: 0.1 - 0.2
- Airflow: 5 NL/min
- pO2-Control: 30 % airsaturation (controlled with stirrer cascade starting with 200 rpm)
- pO2=100% calibration with 300rpm
- pH: 7.0 (controlled with 2M phosphoric acid and 2 M NaOH)
- Antifoam: BASF pluronic PE-8100
- Harvest after 12-13 h
Cell Harvesting
- Harvest cells by centrifugation at 10,000 g for 10 min at 4 °C
- if the purification should start the next day store the cell pellet at 4°C !(the laccase must not be frozen!)
- Resuspend the pellet in 5 mL special buffer or binding buffer for each gramm of cell paste
Solubilization of inclusion bodies
- centrifugation of the celllysate at 40,000 g for 30 minutes
- resuspend the pellet of the lysate in 1 mL 6M Urea solution, incubation for 1 hour
- centrifugation for 10 minutes at 10,000 rpm
- resuspend the pellet in SDS running buffer
Mechanical lysis
The method of choice to disrupt the cells depends on the amount of biomass.
Mechanical lysis of the (shaking flask) cultivation
- Sonification of the re-suspended pellet on ice
- cycle number depends on the volume of the re-suspended cells (e.g. 3 mL means 3 cycles)
- one cycle means sonification treatment for 1,5 min with Sonifier 450 by Branson, max. 50 %, cooled on ice, make sure not to heat the cells too much
Mechanical lysis of the (bio-reactor) cultivation
Cell disruption with a high-pressure homogenizer:
- high-pressure homogenisation with a Rannie Homogenizer:
- disruption of the cells by 3 cycles with cooling phases between the cycles, pressure = 1200 bar, make sure not to heat the cells too much
Purification
His-tag affinity chromatography
- For buffers see here
Syringe method
- Column: 1 mL HisTrap FF crude by GE Healthcare
- Equilibrate with binding buffer(10mL)
- Load sample onto column(max. 6 mL)
- Wash with 10 mL binding buffer
- Elute with 5 mL of elution buffer
- Collect the eluate in 1 mL fractions, the purified protein is most likely in the first or second fraction
- Re-equilibrate the column with binding buffer
ÄKTA method
- Columns:
- 15 mL HisTrap FF crude by GE Healthcare
- 50 mL TALON-Histag-Purification Resin by Clonetech
Column preparation
- If Column is not loaded with Ni-ions /Cobalt-ions:
- Wash column with 5 - 8 Columnvolumes (CV) of deionized water
- Load column with metal-ions(4 CV)
- For HisTrap FF crude: 1,4% NiSO4-Solution
- For TALON-Histag-Purification Resin: CoCl2-Solution
Chromatography protocol for the Äkta-system
- Wash column with 10 CV of deionized water
- Equilibrate column with 10 CV of binding buffer
- Load column with supernatant of the lysed cells (Collect the Flow through for SDS-PAGE analysis)
- Wash Column with 10 CV of binding buffer (Collect the Flow through for SDS-PAGE analysis)
- Elute Protein with an increasing elutionbuffer ratio (gradient 0%-100%, length 200mL)
- Collect the eluate in 10 mL fractions
- Elute remaining proteins with 100% Elutionbuffer (4 CV)