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==Digest the library and ligate into [[Endy:Screening plasmid|SP1.0]]==
==Digest the library and ligate into [[Endy:Screening plasmid|SP1.0]]==
*Example: 50 ul [[Knight:Restriction Digest|restriction digest]] using all of the PCR reaction
*Example:
**Perform a 50 ul [[Knight:Restriction Digest|restriction digest]] using all of the PCR reaction
**Separate the insert out on a gel and perform gel extraction
**Separate the insert out on a gel and perform gel extraction
**Elute the entire reaction into a single 30 ul volume (reuse on multiple columns if necessary)
**Elute the entire reaction into a single 30 ul volume (reuse on multiple columns if necessary)

Revision as of 12:16, 18 July 2006

We should be fleshing this out as we work through it a few times

Generate inverter library via mutagenic PCR

Digest the library and ligate into SP1.0

  • Example:
    • Perform a 50 ul restriction digest using all of the PCR reaction
    • Separate the insert out on a gel and perform gel extraction
    • Elute the entire reaction into a single 30 ul volume (reuse on multiple columns if necessary)
    • Perform two 20-ul ligations with 15 ul of the digest in each and 1 ul of the cut SP1.0 vector
      • Can also save some of the ligation and use less, probably don't need this much

Transform into electrocompetent CW2553/pJat8

  1. Grow for one hour without antibiotic (1ml), then move into a higher volume (50ml) of selective media
    • plate a portion on selecive media in order to determine the libary size.
  2. Store 5 glycerols of the libary from the overnight culture
  3. Start experimental cultures with no induction and high induction
  4. Sort cells with LOW in/HIGH out and HIGH in/LOW out into sub-libraries
    • Be sure to also collect analytical samples of the populations after sorting, so that we have data of what the libraries looked like.
  5. Grow up the sub-libraries under the reverse condition (and the same condition)
    • The reason for growing under the same conditions is to see how effective the sorting was (control, basically).
  6. Conduct second round of sorting to create sub-libraries that we're tested under both HIGH input and LOW input conditions
  7. Grow up library and store 5 glycerols, as well as plate to get individual mutants
  8. Test individual mutants, if necesary can repeat the rounds of screening to tighten up the library