Team:Macquarie Australia/Protocols/GibsonAssembly
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- | Gibson assembly was employed to combine homologous ends of various gBlocks and PCR fragments based on NEB | + | Gibson assembly was employed to combine homologous ends of various gBlocks and PCR fragments based on <b>NEB guidelines</b>. </center> |
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- | NOTE: For efficiency with reference to the NEB Gibson protocol, we considered: | + | <b>NOTE:</b> For efficiency with reference to the NEB Gibson protocol, we considered: |
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- | 0.02–0.2 pmols of DNA fragments when 2 or 3 different fragments were being assembled. | + | <font size=3><b>1)</b></font> 0.02–0.2 pmols of DNA fragments when 2 or 3 different fragments were being assembled. |
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- | 0.2–1 pmols of DNA when 4 to 6 different fragments were being assembled. | + | <font size=3><b>2)</b></font> 0.2–1 pmols of DNA when 4 to 6 different fragments were being assembled. |
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- | A calculation provided was used furthermore to determine the pmols required based on the length of fragments: | + | A calculation provided was used furthermore to determine the pmols required based on the length of fragments: <br> |
- | pmols = (weight in ng) x 1,000 / (base pairs x 650 daltons) | + | <b>pmols</b> = (weight in ng) x 1,000 / (base pairs x 650 daltons) |
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- | < | + | <font size=5>*</font> = 50ng of 5000 bp dsDNA is approx 0.015 pmols. |
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- | + | <font size=5>**</font> = Control reagents | |
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- | + | <font size=5>***</font> = Additional master mix may be required for larger bp fragments. | |
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- | < | + | <b> Note - </b> 50ng of 500 bp is approx 0.15 pmol |
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- | < | + | <b> Note - </b> 50-100ng of vector recommended with excess insert of 2-3 fold |
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- | < | + | <b> Note - </b> Use 5 x more insert if <200bps. |
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- | </ | + | <b>After addition of all components (shown in table) incubation was preformed in a thermocycler at 50°C for 60 min.</b> |
Latest revision as of 10:15, 27 September 2013
Gibson Assembly Protocol
NOTE: For efficiency with reference to the NEB Gibson protocol, we considered:
1) 0.02–0.2 pmols of DNA fragments when 2 or 3 different fragments were being assembled.
2) 0.2–1 pmols of DNA when 4 to 6 different fragments were being assembled.
A calculation provided was used furthermore to determine the pmols required based on the length of fragments:
pmols = (weight in ng) x 1,000 / (base pairs x 650 daltons)
* = 50ng of 5000 bp dsDNA is approx 0.015 pmols. ** = Control reagents *** = Additional master mix may be required for larger bp fragments. Note - 50ng of 500 bp is approx 0.15 pmol Note - 50-100ng of vector recommended with excess insert of 2-3 fold Note - Use 5 x more insert if <200bps. |
After addition of all components (shown in table) incubation was preformed in a thermocycler at 50°C for 60 min.