We decided to use this vector to test our constructions in ''S. cerevisiae'' expression experiments. This plasmid has a polylinker site that permits to insert our constructions, and these constructions have an YFP gene as reporter. So, we decide to cut of the β -galactosidase gene and use it´s terminator, because the terminator we think to use (for yeast) was not confirmed.
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We decided to use this vector to test our constructions in expression experiments with ''S. cerevisiae''. This plasmid has a polylinker site that permits to insert our constructions. Fortunately it has ''Xba''I and ''Pst''I sites that make the clonning easier for us. In adition, the vector contains an Ura3 gene, used to select transformed colonies since the medium used have no Uracila. Because of our problem with the terminator biobrick we decided to cut of part of the plasmid's β-galactosidase gene and use it´s terminator.
A lot of colonies have grown with the reaction with only BBa B0015 and in the reaction with BBa B0015 + BBa K112806, we selected 15 to do a Colony PCR, none of them was positive. These results show that coudn't do a good digestion of BBa B0015, so tha's why it's recircularizing and giving a lot of fake positives.
To improve our digestion we let BBa B0015 digesting ON with EcoRI and tomorrow we will purify it from agarose gel to make sure we only get linearized plasmid, then we will digest with XbaI tomorrow.
Marcos
YeastGuard
New strategy: pGEM
We confirmed the insertion of pJEN1 in pGEM by colony PCR using the part's internal forward primer and the vector's reverse primer (M13). Unfortunately there were no transformed colonies with JENorf, neither lysozyme.
GEL
We continued screening JENorf and Lysozyme! To find positive colonies we screened 10 more colonies of each plate and made a backup inoculum in case we find right ones. We found 7 positive colonies for lysozyme, unfortunately no positive colonies were found for JENorf again.
GEL
GEL
YFP+Terminator
We did colony PCR to amplify the fragment between the vector's annealing sites (vector's primers forward and reverse) that we expected to be the YFP linked to the terminator sequence. We found some strange fragments in YFP-End PCR. This fragaments correspond to the vectors size (YFP Biobrick) without the insert (End). We believe that this fragment correspond to the recircularized vector. Our expected fragment wouldn't be amplified, since it has 3000pb, so we decided to perform miniprep from the colonies that showed no amplicons! We hope we are right! =)
GEL
Raíssa
YEP: yeast expression plasmid
We decided to use this vector to test our constructions in expression experiments with S. cerevisiae. This plasmid has a polylinker site that permits to insert our constructions. Fortunately it has XbaI and PstI sites that make the clonning easier for us. In adition, the vector contains an Ura3 gene, used to select transformed colonies since the medium used have no Uracila. Because of our problem with the terminator biobrick we decided to cut of part of the plasmid's β-galactosidase gene and use it´s terminator.
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