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The primers volumes were directly taken from the original primer dilution (iGEM 09 primers box)
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'''1.''' Running Klenow 1 file on thermal cycler to denature and slowlyy anneal primers (self-annealing)
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'''2.''' Running Klenow file after adding the Klenow enzyme (for extension)
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===DNA preparation===
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For sending to sequencing
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{|style="border:2px solid black;"  cellpadding="1" width="33%" align="center"
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|-
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | sample name
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | init concentration [ng/ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | final volume [ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | final concentration [ng/ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | sample [ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | H20
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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BB1
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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180.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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6.94
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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43.06
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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BB3
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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215.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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5.8
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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44.2
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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BB5
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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350.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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3.57
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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46.43
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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BB6
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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142.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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8.77
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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41.23
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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RD2 #5
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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81.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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15.34
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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34.66
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LTT=LT5
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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326
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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3.83
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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46.17
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LR2
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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92
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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13.59
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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36.41
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LR5
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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47.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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26.32
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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23.68
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LR7
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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113.5
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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11
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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39
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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RD2 #8
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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247
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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5.06
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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46.94
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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RD2 #4
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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226
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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5.53
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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46.47
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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RD2 #10
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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200
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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6.25
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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43.75
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LT2
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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141
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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8.87
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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41.13
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|-
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LT6
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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152
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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8.22
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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41.78
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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LT12
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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142
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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50
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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25
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| width="33%" align="center" |
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8.8
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| width="33%" align="center"  |
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41.2
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Note : BBx means LovTAP biobrick. We identified 7 clones that worked, so x is the number of the clone. RO2#x : we have 4 clones that worked for the read out 2 but the RO2#8 seems to have a weird behaviour even if we know it has the insert, so we didn't use it afterwards.
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===Double transformation===
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We made a double transformation of RO2#4/BB1, RO2#5/BB3, RO2#8/BB5 and RO2#10/BB6.
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{|style="border:2px solid black;"  cellpadding="10" width="80%" align="center"
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | 
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | RO2# [ng/ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | BB [ng/ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | RO2# [ng/ul]
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! bgcolor="#99CCFF" scope=col | BB [ng/ul]
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| width="20%" |
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RO2#4 / BB1
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| width="20%" align="center" |
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226
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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180.5
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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4.45
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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5.55
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| width="20%" |
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RO2#5 / BB3
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| width="20%" align="center" |
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215
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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215.5
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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5
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
 +
5
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|-
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| width="20%" |
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RO2#8 / BB5
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| width="20%" align="center" |
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247
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
 +
350.5
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
 +
5.86
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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4.14
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| width="20%" |
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RO2#10 / BB6
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| width="20%" align="center" |
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200
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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142.5
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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4.16
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| width="20%" align="center"  |
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5.84
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We had each time a total volume of 10ul of DNA, with the same amount of each DNA. The standard protocol was used and the cells were then spread over plates containing Kana + Amp as antibiotics.
==People in the lab==
==People in the lab==
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Nath, Basile, Gab, Christian
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Basile, Rafael, Nicolas

Latest revision as of 09:10, 4 September 2009

Contents

25 August 2009





Wet Lab

Miniprep:

Made according to the protocol of Aisgen Miniprep Kit Elution in 50 ul. The RD2 #5 plasmids prep as some that have already been prepared will be sent for sequencing this afternoon.


Mediums

New medium were made to grow the double-transformed DH5 a (LovTap BB and RO2) -> should be without thy.

M9 was redone, pH adjusted with amino acid and filtred. for 1L:

5g glucose
6g Na2PO4
3g KH2PO4
1g NH4Cl
0.5g NaCl
0.12g MgSO4
0.01g CaCl2


Trp Operon synthesis

Using the Klenow fragments protocol and primers:

Trp operon Rev
Trp operon Fwd
Trp Operon synthesis
2x Trp 1x Negative Control

NEB 2 (10x)

2ul each

2ul

dNTP

1ul each

1ul each

template primers

1ul (RV) + 1.5ul (FW) each

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Klenow enzyme

1 ul each

1 ul

dH2O

18.5 ul each

21ul

total

25 ul each

25 ul

The primers volumes were directly taken from the original primer dilution (iGEM 09 primers box)

1. Running Klenow 1 file on thermal cycler to denature and slowlyy anneal primers (self-annealing) 2. Running Klenow file after adding the Klenow enzyme (for extension)


DNA preparation

For sending to sequencing

sample name init concentration [ng/ul] final volume [ul] final concentration [ng/ul] sample [ul] H20

BB1

180.5

50

25

6.94

43.06

BB3

215.5

50

25

5.8

44.2

BB5

350.5

50

25

3.57

46.43

BB6

142.5

50

25

8.77

41.23

RD2 #5

81.5

50

25

15.34

34.66

LTT=LT5

326

50

25

3.83

46.17

LR2

92

50

25

13.59

36.41

LR5

47.5

50

25

26.32

23.68

LR7

113.5

50

25

11

39

RD2 #8

247

50

25

5.06

46.94

RD2 #4

226

50

25

5.53

46.47

RD2 #10

200

50

25

6.25

43.75

LT2

141

50

25

8.87

41.13

LT6

152

50

25

8.22

41.78

LT12

142

50

25

8.8

41.2

Note : BBx means LovTAP biobrick. We identified 7 clones that worked, so x is the number of the clone. RO2#x : we have 4 clones that worked for the read out 2 but the RO2#8 seems to have a weird behaviour even if we know it has the insert, so we didn't use it afterwards.

Double transformation

We made a double transformation of RO2#4/BB1, RO2#5/BB3, RO2#8/BB5 and RO2#10/BB6.

RO2# [ng/ul] BB [ng/ul] RO2# [ng/ul] BB [ng/ul]

RO2#4 / BB1

226

180.5

4.45

5.55

RO2#5 / BB3

215

215.5

5

5

RO2#8 / BB5

247

350.5

5.86

4.14

RO2#10 / BB6

200

142.5

4.16

5.84

We had each time a total volume of 10ul of DNA, with the same amount of each DNA. The standard protocol was used and the cells were then spread over plates containing Kana + Amp as antibiotics.

People in the lab

Basile, Rafael, Nicolas