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Start: 2 vials of competent bacteria (500 uL each)<br>
Start: 2 vials of competent bacteria (500 uL each)<br>
9 Transformations<br>
9 Transformations<br>
*U V (2 uL)
<pre>
*dV (5 uL)
Contents    Volume
*dV + dI (5 uL)
U V     (2 uL)
*ddV (5 uL)
dV     (5 uL)
*ddV + ddI (5 uL)
dV + dI   (5 uL)
*dV (10 uL)
ddV       (5 uL)
*dV + dI (10 uL)
ddV + ddI   (5 uL)
*ddV (10 uL)
dV       (10 uL)
*ddV + ddI (10 uL)<br><br>
dV + dI     (10 uL)
ddV     (10 uL)
ddV + ddI     (10 uL)
</pre><br><br>


#Aliquot 5 uL and 10 uL of ligation reactions into eppendorfs
#Aliquot 5 uL and 10 uL of ligation reactions into eppendorfs

Revision as of 06:57, 14 June 2007

Grad Advisors

  • Morning: Debbie
  • Afternoon: Brian

LAB WORK

  • Make competent E. coli cells
  • Transformation into competent cells
  • Plate transformed cells


Depending on how fast cells grow......

  • Night time
    • Analyze plates
    • innoculate 4ml LB/Amp

Procedures

Details of DH5 Strain E Coli

Regular cell membranes are not permeable to plasmids, so we much use ions (CaCl) to make the bacteria competent and able to accept foreign DNA.
Start: 2 vials of competent bacteria (500 uL each)
9 Transformations

Contents    Volume
U V      (2 uL)
dV      (5 uL)
dV + dI    (5 uL)
ddV       (5 uL)
ddV + ddI    (5 uL)
dV       (10 uL)
dV + dI      (10 uL)
ddV      (10 uL)
ddV + ddI     (10 uL)



  1. Aliquot 5 uL and 10 uL of ligation reactions into eppendorfs
    • For the undigested vector, dilute 100x so we can put in around 2 ng (because optical density of undigested vector is 86.4 ng/uL)
  2. Pipette 50 uL of competent DH5a E. coli bacteria into ligation reaction plasmid eppendorfs from above and mix by tapping gently
    • Do not pipette up and down
  3. Incubate on ice for 60 minutes
  4. Heat shock the bacteria in a 37C water bath for 30 seconds