Team:Exeter/lab book/gibs/wk3
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Operon Construction: 23rd - 27th July 2012 **Tuesday 24.7.12**9am Carried out 3A BioBrick assembly of pBAD weak-RBS (BBa_K764018) and pBAD strong-RBS (BBa_K764019) N.B. All volumes and concentrations from protocol halved. Used volumes of water and DNA shown below. Upstream
Plasmid DNA:
MilliQ water:
Downstream
MilliQ water - 14.79 µl Destination plasmid Linear plasmid DNA - 20 µl MilliQ water - 1.25µl Incubated 36 °C for 10 minutes Heat inactivated at 80 °C for 20 minutes Ligation as from protocol, with full volumes and concentrations. DNA stored at -20°C prior to afternoon transformation 2.45pm Resuspended DNA of synthesised genes according to IDT resuspension protocol (Alex B. and Becca then transformed it.) Using 3A assembled DNA (BBa_K764019) competent cells were transformed. 2 µl of DNA from Pbad S-RBS added to 25 µl top10 competent cells Spread plates of 20 and 100 µl made **Wednesday 25.7.12** 9.45 am Biobricking attempt 2 To make Pbad Strong-RBS (BBa_K764019) From 3A BioBrick assembly protocol Upstream
Pbad Strong (BBa_K206000) - 3.8 µl MilliQ water - 38.7 µl Downstream RBS BBa_B0034 - 6.5 µl MilliQ water - 6.7 µl Destination plasmid pSB1T3 - tetracycline resistance (n.b. this construct was later transferred to a chloramphenicol resistant vector to be sent to the registry) Linear plasmid DNA - 20 µl MilliQ water - 22.5 µl Incubated 36 °C for 10 minutes Heat inactivated at 80 °C for 20 minutes Ligation as in protocol Stored at -20°C prior to afternoon transformation Standard assembly run in parallel to 3A Upstream: pBAD Strong plasmid DNA: 15.3 µl EcoRI-HF: 1 µl SpeI: 1 µl 10X NEBuffer 2: 5 µl 100X BSA: 0.5 µl MilliQ water: 17.2 µl Downstream: RBS (BBa_B0034) plasmid DNA (500ng): 25.8 µl EcoRI-HF: 1 µl XbaI: 1 µl 10X NEBuffer 2: 5 µl 100X BSA: 0.5 µl MilliQ water: 6.7 µl Digested for 1 hour at 36 °C DNA cleanup from enzymatic reactions using microcentrifuge and Quiagen column.
(In the meantime, Freddie ran the upstream fragments on an 8% low-melting agarose gel, but lack of bands meant standard assembly could not be completed. We later discovered the sequences we had were wrong, and in reality the sequences were too short to appear on a gel.) For RBS plasmid (post-digestion)
2.Centrifuged for 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temp. 3.Flow through discarded 4.500 µl buffer QG added to column 5.Centrifuged for 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temp. 6.Flow through discarded 7.750 µl buffer PE added to column 8.Centrifuged for 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temp. 9.Flow through discarded 10.Centrifuged for 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temp. 11.Moved column to fresh 1.5 ml eppendorf 12.30 µl water added 13.Left to stand for 1 minute 14.Centrifuged 13000 rpm, 1 minute, room temp. 15.DNA stored at -20 °C after analysis with a nanodrop spectrophotometer 3A assembled pBAD strong-RBS construct was transformed 2 µl DNA added to competent cells Spread plates of 20 µl and 100 µl made on LB(tetracycline) agar **Thursday 26.7.12** Suspended VF2 and VR sequencing primers (according to manufacturer’s instructed volumes) and prepared 50 µl aliquots for later Resuspended BBa_I0500 (large pBAD promoter - selected as alternative to pBAD strong due to sequence match with Gibson primers) 2 µl of BioBrick DNA transformed according to protocol Spread plates of 20 µl and 100 µl made on LB(kanamycin) plates Plates incubated at room temperature over weekend Transferred colonies from plates prepared 25.7.12 into LB(tetracycline) broth (1:1000) **Friday 27.7.12** 9 am Centrifuged broth tubes for 5 minutes, 3901 rcf, 4 °CSupernatant discarded
Miniprep according toMiniprep of 3A assembled plasmid (from 25.7.12) Step 10 50µl milli-Q water added in place of elution buffer Centrifuged 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temperature 5 µl water added Centrifuged 1 minute, 13000 rpm, room temperature Column discarded, DNA concentration measured with nanodrop and DNA stored in eppendorf at -20 °C (n.b. digest gel was run for analysis, but is considered irrelevant due to inconclusive results from small fragment size and because BBa-I0500 was decided to be more useful for this part of the project) Streak plates made from dregs of overnight culture (see above) |
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