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<h1>Plaque Forming Assay PlacIq</h1>
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<h1>pSB-M13 Plasmid Assay</h1>
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<h3>1.Introduction
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<p>We confirmed that M13 phage genes and M13 origin worked properly with pSB origin, using a plaque forming assay  The plasmid construction is as follows  First, from M13mp18 phage vector, we amplified the sequence that includes from <i>g2p</i> RBS to M13 origin (with prefix and suffix sequence), by PCR (Fig 1)  Second, we inserted the amplified sequence to pSB3K3 backbone  Finally, upstream of the RBS-<i>g2p</i>, we inserted PlacI<sup>q</sup> (constitutive) promoter.
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<h3>2.Materials and Method
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2-2-0 Plasmid construction
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<p>pSB3K3- PlacI<sup>q</sup>-M13-Plac-<i>GFP</i> (BBa_K1139020)
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<p>pSB3K3-M13-Plac-<i>GFP</i> (BBa_K113922)
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2-2-1Strain
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<p>DH5alpha (<i>E.  coli</i> of high competence)
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<p>JM109 (F+ strain <i>E.  coli</i>)
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2-2-2 Media
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<p>LB
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<p>Bacto tryptone 10 g/L
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<p>Yeast Extract  5 g/L
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<p>NaCl:          10 g/L
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<p>YT plate
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<p>Bacto tryptone  8 g/L
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<p>Yeast Extract  5 g/L
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<p>NaCl:          5 g/L
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<p>Agarose:        15 g/L
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2-2-3Protocol
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<p>Preparation
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1.Transform DH5alpha with pSB3K3- PlacI<sup>q</sup>-M13.
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2.Grow overnight culture of the transformed DH5alpha and JM109 at 37°C.
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<p>Plaque formation
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3.Spin the overnight culture of the transformed DH5alpha at 9,000 g for 1 minute.
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4.Pipette the supernatant into a 1.5 mL tube.
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5.Dilute it 100 times with water.  (→ phage-particle-solution)
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6.Melt YT soft agar using a microwave.
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7.Dispense 3.5 mL of the melted soft agar to a new round tube, and keep them at 50°C in an incubator.
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8.Dispense 400 microL of overnight culture of JM109 to a 1.5 mL tube.
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9.Into the 1.5 mL tube, add 100 microL of the phage-particle-solution.
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10.Transfer all the content of the 1.5 mL tube to the dispensed soft agar, mix them, and decant all of it on a YT plate.
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3.Result
 
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<p>The result of the plaque forming assay is showed in Fig 2  M13 phage genes and M13 origin worked together with lacI<sup>q</sup> promoter and pSB origin.
 
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<p>(A)The plaques were formed using JM109 overnight culture and phage-particle-solution.  The phage particles were obtained from the supernatant of the overnight culture of transformed DH5alpha (with pSB3K3- PlacI<sup>q</sup>-M13) at 9,000 g.  Mixture of 3.5 mL YT soft agar, 100 microL of X 100 supernatant and 400 microL of overnight culture of JM109 was poured on a YT plate.
 
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<p>(B)A mixture of only 3.5 mL YT soft agar and 500 microL of overnight culture of JM109 was poured on a YT plate.
 
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