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==SAMT sequencing== | ==SAMT sequencing== | ||
#our new internal primer has arrived, lets try to sequence again | #our new internal primer has arrived, lets try to sequence again | ||
==pure wintergreen testing== |
Revision as of 08:25, 28 June 2006
Ligation (ONLY IF DIGEST WORKS, but digest didn't work so IGNORE THIS for now)
We'll do 2 ligations: one with the cut CHL backbone and our cut BSMT DNA, and another one with the cut CHL backbone and Barry's cut biobrick part.
Note to Andre: the 3 tubes of cut DNA are in the freezer in the neon yellow rack
General ligation considerations: 10μL total volume, 50ng of each DNA (but extra insert can't hurt)
BSMT Ligation
- 3μL water
- 1μL T4 DNA ligase buffer (vortex well before adding, make sure it smells strongly like wet dog!!)
- .5μL T4 DNA ligase enzyme
- 3μL cut BSMT (70ng)
- 2.5μL cut backbone (50ng)
Control Ligation (Barry's biobrick part)
- 3μL water
- 1μL T4 DNA ligase buffer (vortex well before adding, make sure it smells strongly like wet dog!!)
- .5μL T4 DNA ligase enzyme
- 3μL cut Barry's BB part (90ng)
- 2.5μL cut backbone (50ng)
Transformation (IGNORE THIS FOR NOW TOO)
Think about doing something to see if the ligation worked before transforming...perhaps run a gel? Find out if there's anything else we can do...
- Thaw Tom's Top10 cells (don't use ones that have been thawed and refrozen)...then proceed with the transformation like we normally do (30 min incubate on ice, 50 sec heat shock, 1 hr incubation, then maybe something else?, then plating on the CHL/Amp plates). Don't forget to transform pUC19 : ) yay positive controls!
SAMT sequencing
- our new internal primer has arrived, lets try to sequence again