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I get higher efficiency if I dilute the overnight culture to OD 0.2-0.4 and heat shock for 25 min instead of 15 min. (Gietz & Schiestl's 2007 Nature Protocols paper recommends up to 40 min heat shock, optimized for your strain.) Adjust amounts of PEG (50% w/v), LiAc, and ssDNA so that each transformation has about 10<math>^8</math> cells, 35%w/v PEG, 0.1M LiAc, 0.3mg/mL ssDNA. Cells can be pelleted at 20 °C. Some transformations take 3-4 days for colonies to grow. ~Stephanie |
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Materials
ProcedureDay 0Grow an overnight culture of your chosen yeast strain in appropriate media Day 1
Day 3Colonies should be ready. Some strains/plasmids may take an extra day. NotesI get higher efficiency if I dilute the overnight culture to OD 0.2-0.4 and heat shock for 25 min instead of 15 min. (Gietz & Schiestl's 2007 Nature Protocols paper recommends up to 40 min heat shock, optimized for your strain.) Adjust amounts of PEG (50% w/v), LiAc, and ssDNA so that each transformation has about 10[math]\displaystyle{ ^8 }[/math] cells, 35%w/v PEG, 0.1M LiAc, 0.3mg/mL ssDNA. Cells can be pelleted at 20 °C. Some transformations take 3-4 days for colonies to grow. ~Stephanie |