Team:BYU Provo/Notebook/Phage Purification/Summerexp/Period1/Exp/7.17 T4 CsCl Gradient
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: Extract about 2 mL of phage at a time. Add about 1.5 to one eppendorf. | : Extract about 2 mL of phage at a time. Add about 1.5 to one eppendorf. | ||
: When the needle is removed place another eppendorf under the hole to catch any leaking phage and fill it with the remainder of the phage in the needle. | : When the needle is removed place another eppendorf under the hole to catch any leaking phage and fill it with the remainder of the phage in the needle. | ||
- | + | : For Dialysis, the aliquot we chose to dialyzed was placed in dialysis tubing in 500x the concentration of phage in phage suspension buffer. Since our samples were 2 mL, this meant 1,000 mL | |
+ | phage suspension buffer. The samples were left spinning in the buffer for 30 min before transferring it to a new bottle of 1,000 mL PSB. this was repeated 3 times. | ||
'''V) Results''' | '''V) Results''' | ||
: The mutant phage had the strongest band that we have ever seen at the wild type location between 1.5019 and 1.5025 There was also a smaller band at 1.5003. These results are very exciting and infer that there should be a large amount of mutant phage. | : The mutant phage had the strongest band that we have ever seen at the wild type location between 1.5019 and 1.5025 There was also a smaller band at 1.5003. These results are very exciting and infer that there should be a large amount of mutant phage. | ||
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Phage Purification July - August Notebook: Experiments
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7.17 CsCl Gradient
I) Purpose
II) Expected Outcome
III) Reagants Used
phage suspension buffer. The samples were left spinning in the buffer for 30 min before transferring it to a new bottle of 1,000 mL PSB. this was repeated 3 times. V) Results
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