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Team:Calgary/4 June 2009
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CAROL
Descriptive Title of What You’re Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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CHINMOYEE
CLASS
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EMILY
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
Materials and methods:
Master Mix contents (for 15 tubes)
PCR steps:
12 tubes were prepared to span the gradient, each of which contained 1 uL of template DNA and 49 uL master mix. A negative control with ddH2O in lieu of template DNA was also prepared. Results: The gradient PCR products were visualised on a 1% agarose gel, as shown below. Lanes 1-12 contain template and labe 13 is a negative control with ddH20 which shows some contamination. The bands are at the right size (~1.4 kb) to suggest that LuxOD47E is infact in the vector. We will proceed by isolating plasmid and sending it down for DNA sequencing.
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FAHD
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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IMAN
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WIKI CODING HERE
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JAMIE
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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JEREMY
Preparation of TOP10 Competent Cells
In order to replicate plasmid and ensure successful transformation in the summer, today’s work was devoted to making TOP10 competent cells.
To test whether the cells were competent, pBluescript was used as a positive control, and grown on LB-Ampicillin plates. Colonies were seen the next day, verifying that the cells were made competent.
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KATIE
Improving Usability
I have found a decent way to ask questions and allow users to answer in a better way then entering things into chat. By using the llDialog function we can also communicate on negative channels, which is not possible in the chat window and helps to divide communication happening between people and between people and objects or objects and other objects.
So, I will be making everything entered in chat for the PCR machine into dialog prompt where avatars may pick from specific choices. This also gets rid of the risk of spelling errors and increases usability.
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KEVIN
Modelling papers
In order to characterize our system to the best of our ability, we have chosen the part F2620 as our role model for characterization. I have looked into and read papers regarding the rate of reactions, such as the rate of the de-phosphorylation of LuxO.
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MANDY
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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PATRICK
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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PRIMA
Marketing and Outreach
Today, Fahd and I were planning our work for the Campus Fair this Saturday. We decided that we wanted to do the following:
Pipetting competition - for children aged 8 - 13 using colored dye - gloves, lab coats and goggles were to be used. Bacteria crafts - design your own bacteria using foam and pipe cleaners and glitter - for children aged 3 - 8 Draw - pretending tube caps were bacteria and people had to guess how many bacteria are in the bag. The answer was 500! I followed up and emailed almost all the companies that I was in charge of contacting. I havn't heard back from most of them but i'll conintue to contact them.
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STEFAN
Descriptive Title of What You're Doing
WIKI CODING HERE
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VICKI
Gradient PCR for biobrick cloning of LuxOD47A pieces
Note: I have switched with Jeremy: I will now be dealing with LuxOD47A and he will be handling LuxPQ
Purpose: To form linear copies of LuxOD47A (currently inside TOPO T/A) with BioBrick ends. Materials and methods:
Master Mix contents (for 15 tubes)
PCR steps:
12 tubes were prepared to span the gradient, each of which contained 1 uL of template DNA and 49 uL master mix. A negative control with ddHOH in lieu of template DNA was also prepared. Results: The gradient PCR products were visualised on a 1% agarose gel, as shown below. The right-most lane is the negative control, although it can’t really be distinguished in the results. This doesn’t seem to have worked, so it will be repeated later. File:2009.06.04.LuxOD47A BBKAmf+PCR.tif
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