Team:UNICAMP-Brazil/Notebooks/September 3

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*<p style=”text-align:justify;”>We did the PCR to amplify the hemolysin operon using the total DNA extration that we had made before. Our sequence have almost 4000bp so we used a extension time of 3 minutes, the annelling temperatures in Celsius degrees was 56, 54, 52 and 51. No DNA fragment was shown in the agarose gel. .</p>
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*<p style=”text-align:justify;”>We did the PCR to amplify the hemolysin operon using the total DNA extration that we had made before. Our sequence have almost 4000bp so we used a extension time of 3 minutes, the annelling temperatures in Celsius degrees was 56, 54, 52 and 51. No DNA fragment was shown in the agarose gel.</p>
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''Marcos''
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==''' YeastGuard '''==

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MicroGuards

Electrocompetent E. coli

  • Today we prepared solutions, materials and the pre inoculum to prepare electrocompetent E. coli.


Hemolysin Operon Amplification

  • We did the PCR to amplify the hemolysin operon using the total DNA extration that we had made before. Our sequence have almost 4000bp so we used a extension time of 3 minutes, the annelling temperatures in Celsius degrees was 56, 54, 52 and 51. No DNA fragment was shown in the agarose gel.

Marcos

YeastGuard

Terminator Biobrick

  • The terminator plasmid was quantified and we made another digestion, Protocol X (see protocols section). We found by electrophoresis that it worked!

Wesley




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