Team:Stockholm/8 August 2010
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Latest revision as of 10:47, 26 October 2010
Contents |
Andreas
Cloning
Colony PCR
Picked four colonies from 3/8 IgG protease plate (A, B, C & D). Also chose two plasmid samples of pSB1C3.BBa_J18932 (A & B) for PCR verification, to be compared with the amplified yCCS samples from 7/8.
PCR tubes
- 22.5 μl dH2O
- 1 μl VF2
- 1 μl VR
- 0.5 μl cell suspension
- illustra Ready-to-Go PCR Beads
- Negative control (18): Blank
PCR settings
1) Denaturation: | 95 °C - 10:00 | |
2) Denaturation: | 95 °C - 0:30 | x30 |
3) Annealing: | 55 °C - 0:30 | |
4) Elongation: | 72 °C - 1:45 | |
5) Finish: | 25 °C - ∞ |
Gel verification
- 1 % agarose, 110 V, 35 min
- 1 % agarose, 90 V, 30 min
Results
- Bands seem identical in size. Highly probable that my yCCS clones are incorrect.
- Strange band sizes, not corresponding at all to what would be expected from IgG protease. I will redo IgG protease cloning next week.
- Did I forget to load the ladder, or did I load loading dye? That might explain the big blob.