Team:Alberta/Project/ByteAssembly
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BioByte AssemblyWhat you will need:
Preparation:1. Prepare X 1.5 microcentrifuge tubes, where X is the number of constructs to be made. 2. The beads are stored at 4ºC, vortex briefly to resuspend the beads and dispense 40 μL into each tube. Return the stock of beads to 4ºC immediately. 3. Apply the magnet, wait until solution clears completely, aspirate supernatant. 4. Wash beads by adding 75 μL of “Wash/Binding Buffer” and resuspend by flicking. 5. Apply the magnet, wait until solution clears completely, aspirate supernatant. 6. Repeat steps 4 & 5 once more.Anchor7. Apply 20 μL of Anchor (A or B) to the bead solution8. Incubate at room temperature for 10 minutes 9. Apply the magnet, wait until solution clears completely, aspirate supernatant. 10. Wash twice as in steps 4-6. 11. Wash once more with 75 μL 1X ligase buffer. BioByte Addition and Construct Release12. Add 20 μL of the first Byte, resuspend beads, then add 2.3 μL 10x Ligase Buffer + 1 μL Ligase.13 Incubate at room termpature for 20 minutes, every few minutes resuspend the beads by flicking the tube. BE GENTLE and tap the droplets back to the bottom of the tube after mixing. 14. Wash twice as in steps 4-6 with Wash Buffer and once more with 1X ligase buffer. 15. Repeat steps 12-14 for each BioByte to be added.
Release from the bead:
Transformation1. Add 5-10 μL circular construct to pre-chilled 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tube.2. Chill on ice. 3. Add 75 μL or 100 μL competent cells to tube; mix gently. 4. Incubate on ice for 30 min. 5. Heat shock at 42ºC for 30-90 s. 6. Sit on ice for at least 2 min. 7. Add 400 – 800 μL LB broth to tube. 8. Incubate at 37ºC for 1 hour, with shaking. 9. Plate onto LB plates with correct antibiotics (usually 20 μL and 200 μL or rest). |