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* Started again by making pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500 linker by [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:Digestion digesting] 67nM stock pBEST-OR2OR1Pr-UTR1-deGFP-T500 with SphI and NheI (30 μL total volume), following by [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:Gel_Purification gel extraction]. | * Started again by making pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500 linker by [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:Digestion digesting] 67nM stock pBEST-OR2OR1Pr-UTR1-deGFP-T500 with SphI and NheI (30 μL total volume), following by [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:Gel_Purification gel extraction]. | ||
** Gel showed a line at 2.5 kb as expected. Uncut plasmid DNA sample showed farther migration and higher order species, as expected. | ** Gel showed a line at 2.5 kb as expected. Uncut plasmid DNA sample showed farther migration and higher order species, as expected. | ||
** [pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500] = | ** [pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500] = 16 nM, via [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:DNA_Quantification quantifluore DNA quantification]. | ||
** [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:T4_Ligation Ligated] 0.5 μL pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500 backbone and 5 μL 100nM SphI-PA-UTRA-NheI linker. Negative control sub water for linker. | ** [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Corum:T4_Ligation Ligated] 0.5 μL pBEST-SphI//NheI-deGFP-T500 backbone and 5 μL 100nM SphI-PA-UTRA-NheI linker. Negative control sub water for linker. | ||
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Characterization B: Expression of PHIX174 promoters fused to UTR1-deGFP.
Characterization C: Expression of PHIX174 promoters fused to UTRX-deGFP.
Hypothesis 2: Gene L is necessary for phage propagation.
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