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Week from June 1st, to June 7th, 2009
June, 3rd
- We received lactose monohydrate, M9 minimal salts and Thiamine Hydrochloride from Sigma.
- DNA resuspension from iGEM 2009 plates. We resuspended the two parts we needed to re-built the inconsistent BioBrick Q04400, the five commonly used RBSs and a 3OC6-HSL inducible measurement system for GFP test at Tecan F200:
B0030
| B0031
| P0440 (tetR protein generator)
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B0032
| B0033
| T9002 (AHL-inducible GFP)
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B0034
| R0040 (Ptet)
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Matteo and Lorenzo resuspending BioBricks from iGEM 2009 plates
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- Transformation of resuspended DNA (2 ul) in TOP10 E. coli, plated transformed bacteria and incubated the plates overnight at 37°C.
- We streaked a plate with a 2008 glycerol stock containing E0240 under the control of a constitutive promoter (we call this construct "01") in order to use it in the fluorescence test at Tecan F200 on June 5th.
June, 4th
- All the overnight plates showed colonies. 01 plate showed green fluorescence under UV rays, as we expected because GFP was expressed constitutively!
Unfortunately, B0034 and B0032 plates also showed a very small amount of unexpected red colonies...(@_@!?) These two parts had been resuspended from iGEM 2009 plate 1, just like Berkeley constitutive promoters, but it is not clear how they could be contaminated...
- Anyway, we decided to continue our work and we picked one colony from the following plates:
B0030
| B0031
| P0440 (tetR protein generator)
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B0032
| B0033
| T9002 (AHL-inducible GFP)
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B0034
| R0040 (Ptet)
| 01
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J23100 (from +4°C plate)
| J23101 (from +4°C plate)
| J23118 (from +4°C plate)
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and infected 1 ml of LB + Amp. We incubated the inocula at 37°C, 220 rpm for 5 and 1/2 hours. Of course, we carefully avoided to pick red colonies from B0034 and B0032 plates:) Sequencing checks will tell us if our parts are correct.
- Glycerol stocks for all the grown cultures (except for 01, because we already had it).
- NOTE: we re-picked colonies from J23100, J23101 and J23118 plates because data analysis of experiment 1 at Tecan F200 showed that J23101 promoter seemed stronger than J23100. This is not in accordance to the ranking of the promoters (http://partsregistry.org/Promoters/Catalog/Anderson), so we decided to repeat the test at Tecan F200 with brand new colonies and to store these new glycerol stocks at -80°C.
- We prepared 5 ml cultures (re-filling the remaining 250 ul of the grown bacteria) for:
- B0030-seq (for sequencing because it is the first RBS we wanted to use)
- J23100-seq (for sequencing because we wanted to check the integrity of the downstream RFP)
- J23100 (for tomorrow's test - RFP assay)
- J23101 (for tomorrow's test - RFP assay)
- J23118 (for tomorrow's test - RFP assay)
- E0240 (for tomorrow's test - negative control)
- T9002 (NOT INDUCED for tomorrow's test - GFP assay to detect leaky activity caused by Plux - we will call it T9002-)
- T9002 (TO INDUCE TOMORROW for the test - GFP assay - we will call it T9002+)
- 01 (for tomorrow's test - positive control)
- and incubated them overnight at 37°C, 220 rpm.
- Colony PCR for P0440(3 colonies) and R0040(3 colonies) plates to check for contaminations.
- Gel run for the resulting reactions.
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Susanna preparing samples for colony PCR
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Colony PCR: P0040 insert was amplified correctly, while R0040 showed contaminants or unexpected bands
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- Gel results: the 3 colonies of P0440 all have the plasmid with the correct length of the insert (1078 bp), while there have been problems with R0040 colonies. R0040-1 and R0040-2 show the correct length of the insert (292 bp) with a high weight contaminant and R0040-3 show an unexpected wrong length. Next week we are going to digest P0440 and R0040 to perform their assembly, so we will check the actual plasmid and insert length again.
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June, 5th
- All the overnight cultures were grown. RFP-expressing cultures were red-coloured, as usual!
- Miniprep for B0030-seq and J23100-seq.
- We sent B0030 and J23100 to BMR Genomics for sequencing.
Preparation of the second experiment with Tecan F200
- We diluted 1:10 these overnight cultures:
- J23100
- J23101
- J23118
- E0240
- T9002-
- T9002+
- 01
- We induced the diluted and non-diluted cultures of T9002+ with 3OC6-HSL 200 nM.
- We incubated all the diluted and non-diluted cultures at 37°C, 220 rpm for 4 and 1/2 hours.
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Red pellet for J23100-seq and normal-coloured pellet for B0030 after 7 min at 7000 rpm centrifuge
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Experiment with Tecan F200
- Description
- Purpose:
- Materials & Methods
- Protocol
- Results
June, 6th
Experiment with Tecan F200