Team:Caltech/Protocols/Coculture Inhibition Assay
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- | The engineered strain JI377 was transformed with pSB1A2 (AmpR) harboring luxR-spxB. The target strain was JI377 transformed with pSB1AK3 (AmpR KanR) harboring only a transcriptional terminator (part B0015). The negative control was JI377 transformed with a modified pUC18 vector (AmpR) containing galactose oxidase. (Kindly provided by Professor Arnold at Caltech.) | + | ===Strains=== |
+ | * The engineered strain JI377 was transformed with pSB1A2 (AmpR) harboring luxR-spxB. | ||
+ | * The target strain was JI377 transformed with pSB1AK3 (AmpR KanR) harboring only a transcriptional terminator (part B0015). | ||
+ | * The negative control was JI377 transformed with a modified pUC18 vector (AmpR) containing galactose oxidase. (Kindly provided by Professor Arnold at Caltech.) | ||
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+ | ===Protocol=== | ||
+ | # Grow overnight cultures of each strain in LB + Amp. | ||
+ | # In the morning, back dilute cultures 1:100 into SOC + IPTG + Amp and grow to an OD600 of ~0.8. | ||
+ | # To begin the assay, inoculate the target strain into 2.5 ml cultures of the engineered or control strains in amounts of (A) 1:1,000 (B) 1:10,000 and (C) 1:100,000. | ||
+ | # Immediately serially dilute cocultures and plate to single colonies on LB+Kan plates for CFU counting. | ||
+ | #*Co-culture "A" should be plated at dilutions of 1:100, 1:1,000, and 1:10,000. | ||
+ | #*Co-culture "B" should be plated at dilutions of 1:1,000 1:10,000 and 1:100,000. | ||
+ | #*Co-culture "C" should be plated at dilutions of 1:10,000 1:100,000 and 1:1,000,000. | ||
+ | # Induce the co-cultures were induced to produce hydrogen peroxide by bringing them to 10 nM AHL. | ||
+ | # Incubate co-cultures for 6hrs and then plated to single colonies as before. | ||
+ | # After incubation at 37C, count the CFU of each plate. | ||
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