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*Team Toxipop created a timeline back in May to follow throughout the summer.   
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====Timeline as presented to Faculty Mentors and Graduate Advisors in May:====
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* Week 1: Obtaining DNA from Texas lab or outsourcing production. Run experiments testing known methods of lysis & resistance measurements—change procedure and apparatus as necessary.
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* Week 2: Insert S-R-Rz cassette into plasmid and transform into bacteria.  Screen bacteria to verify transformation success.
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* Week 3: Create testing apparatus for resistance measurement.  Begin modeling.
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* Weeks 4-7: Experimentation
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* Week 8: Analysis of Data, Graphing, Presentation
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* Weeks 9 - 10: Allowance for any delays, further experimentation, begin second project.
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====Actual Timeline====
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*We were able to get the multiple strains from Vivek Jain and John Mekalanos at the Harvard Medical School. 
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1 pRG1 DHalpha cells containing the S,R,Rz lysis cassette under a Plac promoter
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2 pDKL02 S17-1 cells with the lysis cassette under an IPTG promoter (also containing the ''mob'' element)
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3 '''pVJ4 SM10 cells.  Lysis cassette from RY100 cloned into pBAD18.mob 1.'''

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  • Team Toxipop created a timeline back in May to follow throughout the summer.

Timeline as presented to Faculty Mentors and Graduate Advisors in May:

  • Week 1: Obtaining DNA from Texas lab or outsourcing production. Run experiments testing known methods of lysis & resistance measurements—change procedure and apparatus as necessary.
  • Week 2: Insert S-R-Rz cassette into plasmid and transform into bacteria. Screen bacteria to verify transformation success.
  • Week 3: Create testing apparatus for resistance measurement. Begin modeling.
  • Weeks 4-7: Experimentation
  • Week 8: Analysis of Data, Graphing, Presentation
  • Weeks 9 - 10: Allowance for any delays, further experimentation, begin second project.

Actual Timeline

  • We were able to get the multiple strains from Vivek Jain and John Mekalanos at the Harvard Medical School.

1 pRG1 DHalpha cells containing the S,R,Rz lysis cassette under a Plac promoter 2 pDKL02 S17-1 cells with the lysis cassette under an IPTG promoter (also containing the mob element) 3 pVJ4 SM10 cells. Lysis cassette from RY100 cloned into pBAD18.mob 1.