Team:Yale/Our Project/Notebook/Week 8
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<!------------- atgc -------------> | <!------------- atgc -------------> | ||
- | >sequence of desired phsABC/B0015 construct | + | >sequence of desired phsABC/B0015 construct |
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- | <li>With the phsABC insert finally in B0015, the next step is to insert the Q04121 promoter in front of phsABC. Begin with | + | <li>With the phsABC insert finally in B0015, the next step is to insert the Q04121 promoter in front of phsABC. Begin with double digests of Q04121 and the phsABC/B0015 construct double digest</li> |
+ | <li>Q04121 double digest: 6 uL of Q04121, 5 uL of EcoRI buffer, 1.8 uL of EcoRI, 1.8 uL of SpeI, 0.5 uL of 100x BSA, and 34.9 uL of water. </li> | ||
+ | <li>phsABC/B0015 construct sequential digest: 5 uL of DNA, 5 uL of NEB buffer 4, 0.5 uL of BSA, 1.8 uL of XbaI, and 37.7 uL of water.</li> | ||
+ | <li> Run both of the digests for six hours at 37˚C before heat-killing with 20 minutes at 80˚C, then add 0.5 uL 5 M NaCl and 1.8 uL of EcoRI to the vector and let it have a five hour digestion period at 37˚C followed by another heat-kill at 80˚C. </li> | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
<i> This day's work is also recorded on page 83 & 84 of the lab notebook hard copy. </i> | <i> This day's work is also recorded on page 83 & 84 of the lab notebook hard copy. </i> | ||
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- | Thursday 7/29-- | + | Thursday 7/29--First attempt at Q04121 ligation |
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Revision as of 01:49, 28 October 2010
our project
lab notebook: week 8 (7/26-8/1)
- Monday 7/26--Efforts to confirm that ligation of phsABC and B0015 actually occurred. See more/less
- Tuesday 7/27--Diagnostic double digest of likely ligations See more/less
- Wednesday 7/28--Sequencing confirms ligation success! See more/less