Team:UChicago/Plan

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attcgtcttaaggaattcgcggccgcttctagagtactagtagcggccgctgcagcatatgtcatac
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-Set up overnight ligation of digested, gel purified pUB110 and digested pUB110 linker = generates pUB110 BioBrick
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To test pUB110 Biobrick (kanamycin resistant) construction (send for sequencing)
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-Put a promoter/upstream BioBrick (in vector with chloramphenicol resistance) + RFP BioBrick from amp resistant vector => do 3 step assembly
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-Put an upstream BioBrick (in vector with chloramphenicol resistance) + RFP BioBrick in an amp resistant backbone by doing 3 step assembly
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-RFP expression from our modified pUB110 backbone would test if the backbone has all components needed for expression in B. subtilis
   
   
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-Choose transformants--> if transformants express RFP, we could conclude our pUB110 BioBrick works--> submit pUB110 BioBrick
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-Choose transformants--> if transformants express RFP, we could conclude our modified pUB110 backbone works--> submit pUB110 backbone to iGEM HQ
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== Construct kerA BioBrick ==
== Construct kerA BioBrick ==
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-Put our kerA biobrick into an empty vector w/ amp resistance (so we can use the 3 step assembly) and transform into DH5-a
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-Put our kerA biobrick into a backbone w/ amp resistance (so we can use the 3 step assembly) and transform into DH5-a
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-Since promoter/upstream biobrick will be in chloramphenicol resistant vector and our puB110 vector will use kanamycin resistance, we will put the kerA biobrick in an amp resistant backbone
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Purple: kerA signal peptide
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[[File:kerA variant A.jpg]]
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Revision as of 20:08, 27 September 2013


Summer Plan

Construct pUB110 BioBrick

-Digest pUB110 w/ NdeI and AflII--> gel purify-->nanodrop for concentration


-Digest pUB110 linker w/ NdeI and AflII


Linker sequence: attcgtcttaaggaattcgcggccgcttctagagtactagtagcggccgctgcagcatatgtcatac

-Set up overnight ligation of digested, gel purified pUB110 and digested pUB110 linker = generates pUB110 backbone


-Transform into B. subtilis to amplify


-Set up O. N. cultures


-Do B. subtilis miniprep


-Digest our pUB110 BioBrick


To test pUB110 backbone, which is kanamycin resistant, send for sequencing


-Put an upstream BioBrick (in vector with chloramphenicol resistance) + RFP BioBrick in an amp resistant backbone by doing 3 step assembly


-RFP expression from our modified pUB110 backbone would test if the backbone has all components needed for expression in B. subtilis


-Do transformation in B. subtilis


-Choose transformants--> if transformants express RFP, we could conclude our modified pUB110 backbone works--> submit pUB110 backbone to iGEM HQ


Construct kerA BioBrick

-Do Gibson assembly to put together the two kerA gBlocks from IDT


-Put our kerA biobrick into a backbone w/ amp resistance (so we can use the 3 step assembly) and transform into DH5-a


-Since promoter/upstream biobrick will be in chloramphenicol resistant vector and our puB110 vector will use kanamycin resistance, we will put the kerA biobrick in an amp resistant backbone

Orange: prefix Green: suffix Purple: kerA signal peptide

KerA variant A.jpg