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KEIOΔMPYRF has a deletion of PYRF to be replaced by KAN<br> | KEIOΔMPYRF has a deletion of PYRF to be replaced by KAN<br> | ||
We pitched 4 singles colonies into 50µL of H2O<br> | We pitched 4 singles colonies into 50µL of H2O<br> | ||
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1,5 µL of this can be used directly for PCR<br> | 1,5 µL of this can be used directly for PCR<br> | ||
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- | + | Gel electrophoresis<br> | |
+ | <br> | ||
+ | We do it to prove that our colony PCR was successful. We expect a band at about 800 base pairs.<br> | ||
+ | Our gel is 1%, therefore we used 0,5g agarose in 100µL TAE buffer.<br> | ||
+ | As a ladder, we used a 1kB plus gene ruler of fermentor. <br> | ||
+ | We l the gel with 5 µL sample ans we kept the sample at 4°C.<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | PICTURE<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | We see that the band are as expected. THis is an indicator that KAN is at the right place. The sequence has then been sent for sequencing<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Transformation of PAUC 18 into a NEBΔturbo clearing cells<br> | ||
+ | We are transforming PAUC 18 that consist in a low ORI and ampicillin resistance<br> | ||
+ | We will use commercialized NEB turbo competent cells as well as freshly made chemical competent cells<br> | ||
+ | We did this to check the competency of our fresh competent cells<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | NOTE : EVERYTHING HAS TO BE KEPT ON ICE AND NO VORTEX<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Throw competent cells on ice. Those can be prepared using the CaCl2 protocol<br> | ||
+ | Place 20 µL of cells in a pre-chilled Eppendorf tube<br> | ||
+ | For an intert vector, add 0,5 µL or less to the chilled cells<br> | ||
+ | For a ligation product, add 2-3 µL to the chilled cells<br> | ||
+ | Mix gently by flicking the tube<br> | ||
+ | Chill on ice for 10 minutes - this step is optional but can improve yields when transforming a ligation product<br> | ||
+ | Heat shock at 42°C for 30 seconds<br> | ||
+ | Return on ice for 2 minutes<br> | ||
+ | Add 200µL LB medium and recover the cells by shaking at 37°C<br> | ||
+ | Another rich medium can substitute for the recovery. The recovery time varies with the antibiotic selection<br> | ||
+ | Ampicillin : 15 - 30 minutes<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Place out the cells on selective LB<br> | ||
+ | Use glass beads to spread the cells. The volume of cells plated depends on what is being transformed<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | For an intact vector<br> | ||
+ | High transformation efficiencies are expected. Plating out 10 µL of recovered cells should produce many colonies.<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Note : 200 µL is the maximum volume of liquid that an LB plate can absorb<br> | ||
+ | Incubate at 37°C. Transformants should appear within 12 hours<br> | ||
+ | <br> | ||
+ | Conclusion<br> | ||
+ | The BL 21 DE3 strain showed IP colonies<br> | ||
+ | For the new NEB turbo cells, we see no colony<br> | ||
+ | The old NEB turbo cells worked fine<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 22 August 2013
Phage Sensor
ASDFTuesday 16th July
We prepared a colony PCR to send the KAN for sequencing, to know exactly the sequence of the KAN.
KEIOΔMPYRF has a deletion of PYRF to be replaced by KANWe pitched 4 singles colonies into 50µL of H2O
Boil 5 minutes at 95°C
1,5 µL of this can be used directly for PCR
PCR reaction
Keep all the regents at 4°C while preparing the mixture
Reagent | Volume |
JW 182 (10 uM) JW 183 (10 uM) Template DNA Quick-load Tag 2x Master Mix Nuclease free water | 0,5 µL 0,5 µL 1,5 µL 12,5 µL 10 µL |
Total volume | 25 µL |
Thermocycler Protocol : NEB Quick-Load
Temperature | Time | ||
Start Cycle1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Finish Store |
95°C 95°C 50°C 68°C 68°C 10°C |
30 seconds 15 seconds 30 seconds 1 minute/kB 5 minutes Forever |
melt melt anneal extend - 35 cycles extend store |
Gel electrophoresis
We do it to prove that our colony PCR was successful. We expect a band at about 800 base pairs.
Our gel is 1%, therefore we used 0,5g agarose in 100µL TAE buffer.
As a ladder, we used a 1kB plus gene ruler of fermentor.
We l the gel with 5 µL sample ans we kept the sample at 4°C.
PICTURE
We see that the band are as expected. THis is an indicator that KAN is at the right place. The sequence has then been sent for sequencing
Transformation of PAUC 18 into a NEBΔturbo clearing cells
We are transforming PAUC 18 that consist in a low ORI and ampicillin resistance
We will use commercialized NEB turbo competent cells as well as freshly made chemical competent cells
We did this to check the competency of our fresh competent cells
NOTE : EVERYTHING HAS TO BE KEPT ON ICE AND NO VORTEX
Throw competent cells on ice. Those can be prepared using the CaCl2 protocol
Place 20 µL of cells in a pre-chilled Eppendorf tube
For an intert vector, add 0,5 µL or less to the chilled cells
For a ligation product, add 2-3 µL to the chilled cells
Mix gently by flicking the tube
Chill on ice for 10 minutes - this step is optional but can improve yields when transforming a ligation product
Heat shock at 42°C for 30 seconds
Return on ice for 2 minutes
Add 200µL LB medium and recover the cells by shaking at 37°C
Another rich medium can substitute for the recovery. The recovery time varies with the antibiotic selection
Ampicillin : 15 - 30 minutes
Place out the cells on selective LB
Use glass beads to spread the cells. The volume of cells plated depends on what is being transformed
For an intact vector
High transformation efficiencies are expected. Plating out 10 µL of recovered cells should produce many colonies.
Note : 200 µL is the maximum volume of liquid that an LB plate can absorb
Incubate at 37°C. Transformants should appear within 12 hours
Conclusion
The BL 21 DE3 strain showed IP colonies
For the new NEB turbo cells, we see no colony
The old NEB turbo cells worked fine