Team:Heidelberg/Delftibactin/DelRest

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                                   <p>At the beginning of the week, we could verify that the Gibson Assembly for Tripeptide I was indeed positive, however, the other Gibson Assemblies did not work properly. Instead of picking new colonies, we decided to optimize the Gibson recipe instead, as backbone religations were the most common problem. With these improved protocols, we used Gibson Assembly for the Dipeptide, Tripeptide II and Tetrapeptide I, later that week, Tetrapeptide II followed. After the Transformation to DH10β cells and screening by restriction digest we could send samples for the Dipeptide and Tetrapeptide I to sequencing and obtained a positive alignment. Hence we transformed BAP I cells with the positive constructs. The same was...
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During the past week the managed to amplify 11 kb as a single fragment including the genes DelA to DelF from genomic DNA from <i>D. Acidovorans<i/>. Furthermore we were able to equip our biobrick backbone pSB4K5 with the desired overlaps to the genes of the Delftibactin cluster. We also succeeded in the amplification of the very last gene in our construct, DelL. However still a lot of work has to be done, since the amplification of DelFG and DelOP turned out to be more complicated. Since our initial plan, to amplify DelOP with a Gibson primer which includes an overlaps to DelL and furthermore introduces an artificial ribosom binding site, turned out to be quite ambitious, we orderd shorter versions of all our Gibson primers, used to amplify genomic DNA. Using these shorter primers which should anneal better we will try to preamplify the desired genes in order to obtain a specific template for the amplification with the needed overlaps. Furthermore we will optimize the PCR conditions for amplification of DelFG.
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Del Rest. Creating a 32 kbp plasmid.

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