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+ | ==Sequencing== | ||
+ | [[Image:epfl_gel-09-15-08.jpg|thumb|Agarose gel: Testing primers before sequencing]] | ||
+ | [[Image:epfl_gel-09-15-08_2.jpg|thumb|Agarose gel: Annealing temp. reduced to 53°C for AB-3]] | ||
+ | Before sending the plasmids for sequencing we test our primers by PCR. | ||
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+ | PCR on AB with: | ||
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+ | *pSB1A2 FW, I1466RV | ||
+ | *AB1seqFW, I1466RV | ||
+ | *AB2seqFW,LacImRV | ||
+ | *R0071FW,pSB1A2RV | ||
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+ | PCR on CD with: | ||
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+ | *pSB1A2FW, C0040RV | ||
+ | *CD1FW, C0040RV | ||
+ | *R0040FW, BB3 | ||
+ | *R0040FW, pSB1A2RV | ||
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+ | '''Results:''' | ||
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+ | All results were as expected except for AB lane 3, i.e. AB2seqFW, LacImRV | ||
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+ | A new PCR is done for these primers, where the annealing temperature is reduced to 53°C. | ||
+ | This turns out to work. |
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Sequencing
Before sending the plasmids for sequencing we test our primers by PCR.
PCR on AB with:
- pSB1A2 FW, I1466RV
- AB1seqFW, I1466RV
- AB2seqFW,LacImRV
- R0071FW,pSB1A2RV
PCR on CD with:
- pSB1A2FW, C0040RV
- CD1FW, C0040RV
- R0040FW, BB3
- R0040FW, pSB1A2RV
Results:
All results were as expected except for AB lane 3, i.e. AB2seqFW, LacImRV
A new PCR is done for these primers, where the annealing temperature is reduced to 53°C. This turns out to work.