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Spun down pSB1C3.SOD ON culture at 13,000 x ''g'', 10 min. Supernatant discarded and cell pellet stored in -20 °C for later plasmid prep. | Spun down pSB1C3.SOD ON culture at 13,000 x ''g'', 10 min. Supernatant discarded and cell pellet stored in -20 °C for later plasmid prep. | ||
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+ | ==Nina== | ||
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+ | ===Protein purification=== | ||
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+ | I performed a protein purification of SOD.His (N terminal). The pellet came from an IPTG induced 12 ml overnight culture. | ||
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+ | Lysis buffer: | ||
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+ | 630 ul * 2 = 1260 ul lysis buffer | ||
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+ | Wash buffer: | ||
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+ | 10X lysis buffer 12.6 ml | ||
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+ | Elution buffer: | ||
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+ | 5X lysis buffer 6.3 ml | ||
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+ | *PMSF | ||
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+ | 100 * volume = 1260 * 1 | ||
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+ | 12.6 ul PMSF added in lysis buffer | ||
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+ | *Imidazole | ||
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+ | 2 * volume = 1260 * 10*10^-3 | ||
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+ | 6.3 ul imidazole added in lysis buffer | ||
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+ | *Imidazole | ||
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+ | 2 * volume = 1260 * 20*10^-3 | ||
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+ | 126 ul imidazole added in wash buffer | ||
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+ | *Lysozyme | ||
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+ | The tip of a spoon was added in lysis buffer | ||
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+ | *DNase | ||
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+ | 20 ug/ml was added in lysis buffer | ||
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+ | ====column equilibration==== | ||
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+ | The work is carried out in a cold room. | ||
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+ | *Ni-resin was vortexed and 1 ml was added in a drop column. | ||
+ | *5 ml wash buffer was added and run through the column (to equilibrate the Ni-resin). | ||
+ | *The lysis mixed with the bacteria pellet was added in the column. However, the mixture seemed to plug the column and nothing could run through. | ||
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+ | I left this in the cold room over the weekend to check with anyone at the department what to do and if I still can work with this material. |
Revision as of 17:18, 25 October 2010
Contents |
Andreas
Short day in lab - birthday celebrations!
Growth curve assay
Inoculated fresh LB with 0.3 mM IPTG with ON cultures to a startup OD of 0.2 and a total volume of 50 ml in 150 ml side-arm E-flasks.
Was advised to use a smaller cultures for the flask size. Experiment canceled after about an hour; will be repeated next week.
Removal of insertion in BioBrick suffixes
Plasmid prep
Spun down pSB1C3.SOD ON culture at 13,000 x g, 10 min. Supernatant discarded and cell pellet stored in -20 °C for later plasmid prep.
Nina
Protein purification
I performed a protein purification of SOD.His (N terminal). The pellet came from an IPTG induced 12 ml overnight culture.
Lysis buffer:
630 ul * 2 = 1260 ul lysis buffer
Wash buffer:
10X lysis buffer 12.6 ml
Elution buffer:
5X lysis buffer 6.3 ml
- PMSF
100 * volume = 1260 * 1
12.6 ul PMSF added in lysis buffer
- Imidazole
2 * volume = 1260 * 10*10^-3
6.3 ul imidazole added in lysis buffer
- Imidazole
2 * volume = 1260 * 20*10^-3
126 ul imidazole added in wash buffer
- Lysozyme
The tip of a spoon was added in lysis buffer
- DNase
20 ug/ml was added in lysis buffer
column equilibration
The work is carried out in a cold room.
- Ni-resin was vortexed and 1 ml was added in a drop column.
- 5 ml wash buffer was added and run through the column (to equilibrate the Ni-resin).
- The lysis mixed with the bacteria pellet was added in the column. However, the mixture seemed to plug the column and nothing could run through.
I left this in the cold room over the weekend to check with anyone at the department what to do and if I still can work with this material.