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- | PCR Optimization (using Gradient PCR)<p> </big> </hr> | + | PCR Optimization (using Gradient PCR)<p> </big> </hr> <p> |
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| + | <li type="disc">Now that we have the A. tumefaciens bacteriophytochrome product as well as the RBS inserted it is now time for us to amplify the bacteriophytochrome product with the heme oxygenase gene </li> |
| + | <li type="disc">We will be inserting the two genes in two different orientations in the operon </li> |
| + | <li type="disc">We will achieve this using two different primer pairs </li> |
| + | <ul type="circle"> <li>The first primer pair is F2 (AT-BHO-F) with R3 (AT-BHO-R) [this will insert the bacteriophytchrome gene BEFORE the heme oxygenase gene in the operon] </li> |
| + | <li> The second primer pair is F4 (AT-AHO-F) with R2 (AT-AHO-R) [this will insert the bacteriophytochrome gene AFTER the heme oxygenase gene in the operon] </ul> </li> |
| + | <li type="disc">A technique called gradient PCR will be used here. This PCR includes different annealing temperatures so that the optimum annealing temperature for the primers can be determined. </li> |
| + | <li type="disc">This should also result in reduced non-specific binding that was observed in the previous PCR result </li> |
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PROJECT LAB BOOK
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A day-by-day progress for Agrobacterium Tumefaciens Bacteriophytochrome
20th August 2010
Genomic DNA extraction
- The first primer pair is F2 (AT-BHO-F) with R3 (AT-BHO-R) [this will insert the bacteriophytchrome gene BEFORE the heme oxygenase gene in the operon]
- The second primer pair is F4 (AT-AHO-F) with R2 (AT-AHO-R) [this will insert the bacteriophytochrome gene AFTER the heme oxygenase gene in the operon]
A technique called gradient PCR will be used here. This PCR includes different annealing temperatures so that the optimum annealing temperature for the primers can be determined.
This should also result in reduced non-specific binding that was observed in the previous PCR result