Team:The University of Alberta/29 May 2008

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** B0043+2 (the second gene) seems to be Butyryl-CoA Dehydrogenase
** B0043+2 (the second gene) seems to be Butyryl-CoA Dehydrogenase
Are these in the correct order? (James thinks theyre supposed to be the other way around). I dont know much about last year's project so I can't say.
Are these in the correct order? (James thinks theyre supposed to be the other way around). I dont know much about last year's project so I can't say.
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'''Jason'''
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* Researched the GAA promoter that we could used for our ERE.
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**Designed a Possible BioBrick
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*Learned how to run a protien gel
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'''Tune in Later for the Exciting conclusion of "What we did in the lab today"

Revision as of 18:43, 29 May 2008

Volunteers Scheduled for Today

130-4 NK
4-8 AH
5-9 KR
6-9 DL

On this Episode of "What we Did in the Lab Today"

Chris:

  • Got sequencing results on B0043 back. Right now, the sequence files for only the first two genes in the operon have been put in the IGEM folder so I can only check to see if those two are right:
    • B0043+1 (the first gene) seems to be Enoyl-CoA Hydratase
    • B0043+2 (the second gene) seems to be Butyryl-CoA Dehydrogenase

Are these in the correct order? (James thinks theyre supposed to be the other way around). I dont know much about last year's project so I can't say. Jason

  • Researched the GAA promoter that we could used for our ERE.
    • Designed a Possible BioBrick
  • Learned how to run a protien gel

Tune in Later for the Exciting conclusion of "What we did in the lab today"