Team:Hawaii/Notebook/2008-08- 1

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Things we did today

Wetlab work

Restriction Digest

Grace
  • Sequential digest of B0015 with XbaI and EcoRI

Checked transformants from yesterday's ligations

Grace
Transformation of DB3.1 with nir and gfp constructs
Constructs Colony forming units
nir+rbs (1:6) 5
nir+rbs (1:3) 6
GFP+tt 0
GFPf+tt 5
BB-pRL1383a (1:2) 19 + 2 clusters
BB-pRL1383a (1:4) 5

PCR

Grace & Krystle
Colony PCR. EtBr stained 2.5% agarose gel. Two microliters of the PCR reactions were loaded into each well.
PCR extractionof Biobricks. EtBr stained 2.5% agarose gel ran at 60V for 2 hours. Five microliters of each reaction were loaded into each well.
  • Colony PCR'd all transformants from yesterday's ligations and slr1, slr2, nir, pilA, GFPf
  • Annealed at 58C, elongated for 90 sec.
  • PCR of E0240 and I14032 from filter paper
  • Annealed at 58C, elongated for 90 sec.
  • Ran on 2.5% gel
  • Contaminant at 250bp
  • pRL1383a = 5 bands (~1.2kb, ~0.9kb, ~0.35kb, ~0.3kb, ~0.25kb); desired band = 958bp
  • nir+rbs = 2 bands (~0.275kb, ~0.25kb); desired band = 353bp
  • nir was not inserted
  • E/X sites not compatible; ligase ligated blunt ends created by RE digest leftovers?
  • GFPf+tt = 2 bands (~0.32kb, ~0.25kb); desired band = 1081bp
  • GFPf not inserted
  • Extracted E0240, slr1, slr2, GFP, pilA, I14032 from gel (correct sizes)
  • GFPf = ~1150bp (too big, what's going on? we're consistently getting GFPf this big)
  • nir = ~1100bp (too big)
  • Since sequencing returned correct sequences for GFPf and nir, regrow E. coli from colony used for sequencing and see if desired/expected results can be obtained or if results are the same

Inoculated LB+amp100

Grace
  • GFP
  • nir

Made LB media

Krystle

Discussion

Quote of the Day

Logically, it makes sense, but we're not always very logical people so it's still a weird numbering system - KS, GK in reference to the BioBrick part numbers


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