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10. Check sequencing to see if J45180 had a bad XbaI site- DONE (YES, IT DID; there is nothing wrong with our enzymes, there was just a mutation which did not allow the enzyme to cut) | 10. Check sequencing to see if J45180 had a bad XbaI site- DONE (YES, IT DID; there is nothing wrong with our enzymes, there was just a mutation which did not allow the enzyme to cut) | ||
11. Digest Q119B prep to connect to osmYF (precut with ES) | 11. Digest Q119B prep to connect to osmYF (precut with ES)- DONE |
Revision as of 14:28, 1 February 2007
Plan
1. Smell J45600 hopefuls from last night- DONE (NONE SMELL!!! NO!!!)
2. Miniprep J45180 for further digestion/ligation/transformation- DON"T DO ON ACCOUNT OF PLATE READER RESULTS
3. Heat shock the J45180 overnight digests- DONE
4. Run the overnight digests on a gel to determine which enzyme is/isn't cutting- DONE (XbaI isn't cutting)
5. Graph/analyze plate reader results- DONE (J45998 is not working)
6. Ask Veena about isoamyl acetate GC results
7. Contact Li Li about a good time to run our samples with the internal standard- DONE
8. Extract with n-heptane a negative control for the GC- DONE
9. Ran some samples working towards a calibration curve for methyl salicylate with the GC- DONE
10. Check sequencing to see if J45180 had a bad XbaI site- DONE (YES, IT DID; there is nothing wrong with our enzymes, there was just a mutation which did not allow the enzyme to cut)
11. Digest Q119B prep to connect to osmYF (precut with ES)- DONE