Team:UNICAMP-Brazil/Notebooks/September 22
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====Electroelution verification==== | ====Electroelution verification==== | ||
- | *<p style=”text-align:justify;”>The samples from yesterday's electroelution were applied to a 0,8% agarose gel and submitted to 80 V during 30 minutes. A band of approximately 22 kb was | + | *<p style=”text-align:justify;”>The samples from yesterday's electroelution were applied to a 0,8% agarose gel and submitted to 80 V during 30 minutes. A band of approximately 22 kb was visible, indicating that the F plasmid was succesfully purified!</p> |
*<p style=”text-align:justify;”>Now that the F plasmid was obtained, the next step is its recircularization.</p> | *<p style=”text-align:justify;”>Now that the F plasmid was obtained, the next step is its recircularization.</p> | ||
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+ | *<p style=”text-align:justify;”>In order to avoid recircularization of BBa_B0015 plasmid, we tried it with alkaline phosphatase ([https://2009.igem.org/Team:UNICAMP-Brazil/Protocols/SAP_Dephosphorylation Protocol 9]) . After, we started the ligation reaction of this unphosphorylated plasmid with CeaB and CeiB respectively. Considering that this dephosphorylation uses a buffer containing salt and that this salt could be interfering with the transformations, we performed a dyalisis to get the samples out of salts. At last, we transformated competent ''E. coli'' (according to the [https://2009.igem.org/Team:UNICAMP-Brazil/Protocols/Electroporation Protocol 3]) and plated the respective plates. We expect great results for tomorrow!!!</p> | ||
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