Team:Groningen/Notebook/17 July 2009

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GVP Cluster

Discussion:

All colonies (transformants vector + promoter ligated with gvp) and o/n culture became red, so probably RFP is still in there... What might be the problem? The vector with promoter self-ligated due to uncomplete digestion (done 15 July 2009) leading to the following fragments:

  • vector+RFP linear
  • vector
  • RFP

When the upper fragment (~2kb) is contaminated with linear vector this would lead high efficiency self-ligation instead of ligating gvp with the emtpy vector.

TODO Therefore the restriction/purification/ligation will be redone and selection of non-red colonies will be made!
DONE Also plasmid from the o/n cultures will be purified and analysed by restriction analysis.
  • For plasmid isolation the Sigma Plasmid isolation kit was used (eluted in 50ul MQ).
  • DNA concentrations:
Sample ng/ul 260/280 260/230
gpv-promoter test (colony 9) 82.5 2.02 2.21
gpv-promoter test (colony 10) 71.9 1.96 2.21
  • Restriction analysis with SpeI and PstI to find insert length.
    • Expected length of with / with RFP insert: 2096bp(promoter + plasmid backbone), 887bp(RFP)
    • Expected length of with gvp insert: 2096bp(promoter + plasmid backbone),6096bp(gvp)
    • Expected length of with gpv insert: 3513(plasmid backbone), 6096 (GVP cluster)

Restriction mixture for J23100+gvp and GVP

  • 10 μL promoter plasmid (61.4 ng/μL, 96.1 ng/μL)
  • 6μL MQ
  • 2μL Fast digest buffer
  • 1μL PstI fast digest enzyme
  • 1μL SpeI fast digest enzyme

10ul was loaded on a 1%TBE agarose gel and ran for 30 @ 100V (V const)

2009-07-17 test gvp+prom-2.PNG Generulers 1kb marker Fermentas.jpg

→From left to right: 1kb marker, gvp-promoter () construct nr 9, nr 10, gvp in , promoter ()

So the assumption that the vector with the promoter self-ligated was right, as the gvp-promoter construct has the same bands as the promoter has and the size of the bands are as expected for a RFP insert.

Transporters

Below yesterdays PCRs, There seems to be a vague band at ~1000 in A1 and E1. therefore loaded the last 20 uL PCR Product on gel as well. showing an expected product op 970bp. PCR15-7-19.jpg F102471 2009-07-17 05hr 30min A E, small band.jpg

Because of the negative results we will try to get positive results with an other polymerase enzyme; Phusion. And try the cloning again as planned. PCR1 Fw,mut1RC should give product of 1153bp and PCR2 Rev,mut2RC a 261bp size product. Further more we will test a PCR with pBAD 24 Fw,rev to get smaller templates (2222 bp).

PCR1
Component amount
2x Phusion MM 12.5 uL
MQ 9.5 uL
Fw 1 uL
mut1RC 1 uL
DNA 1 uL
PCR1 program Temperature Time
Denaturing 98° 1.30 min
Start Cycles 30X
Denaturing 98° 10 sec
Annealing 55° 20 sec
Elongation 72° 2:10 min
End cycles
Final elongation 72° 10 min
Hold Forever


PCR2
Component amount
2x Phusion MM 12.5 uL
MQ 9.5 uL
Rev 1 uL
mut2RC 1 uL
DNA 1 uL
PCR2 program Temperature Time
Denaturing 98° 1.30 min
Start Cycles 30X
Denaturing 98° 10 sec
Annealing 55° 20 sec
Elongation 72° 20 sec
End cycles
Final elongation 72° 10 min
Hold Forever


pBAD24
Component amount
mm NHSO 21 uL
24_F 1 uL
24_R 1 uL
DNA 1 uL
taq polymerase 1 uL
PCR pBAD-24 program Temperature Time
Denaturing 95° 2.00 min
Start Cycles 25X
Denaturing 95° 30 sec
Annealing 55° 20 sec
Elongation 72° 2.10 min
End cycles
Final elongation 72° 10 min
Hold Forever

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