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==Mini-prep plasmid DNA (EGFP and NNX)== | |||
==Nanodrop (~20ng/ul) Protocol== | ==Nanodrop (~20ng/ul) Protocol== | ||
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## 4°C forever | ## 4°C forever | ||
==Run agarose gel of PCR products== | |||
==PCR purify== | |||
==Digest vector and PCR product== | |||
[[Media:iGEMGel.jpg| Gel Image]] | [[Media:iGEMGel.jpg| Gel Image]] | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 13 June 2007
Grad Advisors
- Morning: HD
- Afternoon: Eric
LAB WORK
Mini-prep plasmid DNA (EGFP and NNX)
Nanodrop (~20ng/ul) Protocol
- Start ND-1000 program
- Select "nucleic acid"
- 2 µL water
- Push OK
- Wipe top and bottom
- 2 µL EB buffer (or water if used for elution)
- Select "blank"
- Wipe top and bottom
- 2 µl sample
- Select "measure"
- Record the content of DNA in the lower right hand corner in ng/µl
PCR amplification of EGFP
- Assemble 2 reaction tubes; one with a complete reaction and another without template that serves as a control
- Set Reaction Tubes/Plates on Ice
- Add the following components in a reaction vessel. Total volume should be between .5-20 µl.
- 45 µl Platinum PCR SuperMix
- Primers (200 nM final concentration per primer is recommended)
- Template DNA solution
- Cap reaction vessel and load into a thermal cycler at 94°C
- Incubate tubes in a thermal cycler at 94°C for 30 s to 2 min
- Perform the following PCR amplification
- 94°C for 4 minutes
- 94°C for 1 minute
- 55°C for 1 minute
- 72°C for 1 minute
- repeat steps 2-4 35 times
- 72°C for 10 minutes
- 4°C forever
Run agarose gel of PCR products
PCR purify
Digest vector and PCR product
Things we need
- Medium latex gloves
- timers
- calculators