Team:Heidelberg/Delftibactin/DelH

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We obtained the correct <i>E. coli</i> BL21 DE3 strain as well as NEB <i>E. coli</i> turbo cells, which significantly overexpress the lac repressor. We found the lacZ-controlled expression of the latter to be very leaky when compared to <i>E. coli</i> BL21 DE3.
We obtained the correct <i>E. coli</i> BL21 DE3 strain as well as NEB <i>E. coli</i> turbo cells, which significantly overexpress the lac repressor. We found the lacZ-controlled expression of the latter to be very leaky when compared to <i>E. coli</i> BL21 DE3.
Since the Gibson assembly of DelH using the HPLC purified primers also exclusively resulted in mutated clones, we developed two new cloning strategies to avoid expression of DelH. The first strategy uses a weak promoter and ribosomal binding site, the second introduces DelH in a ccdB helper construct. Lastly, we continued working on the mutagenesis approach to eliminate the mutation in clone C5. It was sent for sequencing... </p>
Since the Gibson assembly of DelH using the HPLC purified primers also exclusively resulted in mutated clones, we developed two new cloning strategies to avoid expression of DelH. The first strategy uses a weak promoter and ribosomal binding site, the second introduces DelH in a ccdB helper construct. Lastly, we continued working on the mutagenesis approach to eliminate the mutation in clone C5. It was sent for sequencing... </p>
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                                  This week we tried to clone DelH into a plasmid with neither promotor nor ribosome binding site (pFS_03). We managed to obtain two clones which did not have the mutations usually observed at the beginning of DelH. This proves that DelH is in fact toxic. In parallel we constructed another plasmid (pFS_04) into which the correct DelH should then be ligated by common restriction enzyme based cloning.
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Latest revision as of 03:33, 29 October 2013

Del H. This nasty 18 kb fragment.

Facing the challenge to clone 18 kbp of genomic DNA from D. acidovorans.

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