Team:KIT-Kyoto/Notebook/ATF1/may
From 2013.igem.org
ATF1
May 16th
We performed PCR to amplify the ATF1 gene.
Primers:
Forward:5’-TACGCCTCGAGATGAATGAAATCGATGAGAAAAATCAGGCCCC-3’
Reverse:5’-ATATTGCTTAGCAGGGCCTAAAAGGAGAGCTTTGTAAATGGAGCAAAGC-3’
Reaction composition is as follows:
Buffer |
50µL |
dNTP |
20µL |
Primer mix |
1µL |
DNA sample |
0.5µL |
KOD-FX |
2µL |
H2O |
26.5µL |
total |
100µL |
We could not get any PCR product.
May 17th -20th
Changed PCR conditions with another DNA template. We performed PCR of the ATF1 gene again.
Primers:
Forward :5’-TACGCCTCGAGATGAATGAAATCGATGAGAAAAATCAGGCCCC-3’
Reverse:5’-ATATTGCTTAGCAGGGCCTAAAAGGAGAGCTTTGTAAATGGAGCAAAGC-3’
Reaction composition is as follows:
Buffer |
50µL |
dNTP |
20µL |
Primer mix |
1µL |
DNA sample |
0.5µL |
KOD-FX |
2µL |
H2O |
26.5µL |
total |
100µL |
We could not get any PCR product.
May 30th -31th
We transformed a plasmid carrying the ATF1 gene into E.coli.
This plasmid was obtained from iGEM DNA distributions kit 2012 (plate 2, o-7).
We could see approximately 50 colonies and cultured furthermore.