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Revision as of 21:23, 9 September 2013
Cholera - Enzymes Notebook: September 1 - September 14 Daily Log
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9/4/13 Today we set up new overnights of cholera by adding 4 mL of SLB and 50 uL of our previous overnight from 8/26/13 into a test tubes and placing in the 30° incubator overnight. We prepared two overnight cultures and one control.
Restriction Digest setup 7.5 uL H2O 4.0 uL Buffer 4 4.0 uL 10x BSA 20 uL DNA template 1.5 uL Xba 1 1.5 uL Spe 1 Digests Labelled
-MJS
Phusion PCR setup 35 microliters ddH2O 10 microliters 5X phusion buffer 1.5 microliters 10mM dNTP's 1 microliter each primer 1 microliter diluted template DNA .5 microliter phusion polymerase Taq PCR setup 40 microliters ddH2O 5 microliters 10X TAQ buffer 1.5 microliters 10mM dNTP's 1 microliter each primer 1 microliter diluted template DNA .5 microliter phusion polymerase -NRS
9/5/2013 I ran the PCR products from 9/4 on gel. There were no viable products. -NRS
9/6/2013 Dezi helped us set up the PCR again using the primers to clone into the iGEM plasmid to see if our other primers are the problem.
9/9/2013 We set up the new cholera overnights. The gel for the PCR products showed no viable results for anything. We found a new source of DspB which should be here Wednesday as well as another sample of B. subtilis so we can re-start from those. -NRS
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