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#*Used 2xYT
#*Used 2xYT
#*Plated 200μL cells
#*Plated 200μL cells


#For TOP10 cells use this [https://catalog.invitrogen.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=iProtocol.unitSectionTree&objectId=E62FEAF0F3C8B0E215833D3E8A49BD5D&treeNodeId=289731BD016F54BEBFEAA20F29AA1796 transformation protocol], which is similar but slightly different from the what we did [[Transforming chemically competent cells | previously]]
#For TOP10 cells use this [https://catalog.invitrogen.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=iProtocol.unitSectionTree&objectId=E62FEAF0F3C8B0E215833D3E8A49BD5D&treeNodeId=289731BD016F54BEBFEAA20F29AA1796 transformation protocol], which is similar but slightly different from the what we did [[Transforming chemically competent cells | previously]]

Revision as of 08:34, 12 June 2006

T-Shirt

WE NEED A T-SHIRT DESIGN!

06/12/06 Repeat (from 6/09/06) Transformation Lab

Sources

  • Note, used 1/2 of designated source
  1. SAMT in PET28 1.6 μg
  2. BAMT in PET28 2.0 μg
  3. BSMT in PET28 2.0 μg

Dehydrated DNA Recovery (from paper)

  • Final DNA Concentration: 1ng/μL (room for better quantification)
  1. Add appropriate amount of TE buffer to 1.7mL Eppendorf tubes (500μL for BAMT and BSMT; 400μL for SAMT).
  2. Carefully cut out paper that contains DNA and place into Eppen.
    • Ensure submergence with toothpick
    • Wait for 10 minutes

Transformation

  1. Followed chemical transformation protocol listed here.
    • Used 2μL of plasmid/DNA.
    • Heat shock the BL21(DL3) cells
    • Used 2xYT
    • Plated 200μL cells


  1. For TOP10 cells use this transformation protocol, which is similar but slightly different from the what we did previously