Team:TUDelft/20 August 2009

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20 August 2009

Meeting with Groningen's and Amsterdam's team (see pictures)

Tim Weenink

We got colonies on yesterdays transformations. RbCl plates had about 20 colonies each, while Electrocompetent cells were hundreds of colonies. Finally an oldfashioned highly efficient transformation. I suspect transformations with larger parts (>1kb) work better.

I inoculated some of the colonies. These are the names of the samples:

R/E stands for RbCl/Electrocompetent (resp) 1C3 stands for the used backbone (pSB1C3) α ß stands for plate numbers 1,2 stands for colony numbers

  • !SIIR1C3α1
  • !SIIR1C3α2
  • !SIIR1C3ß1
  • !SIIR1C3ß2
  • !SIIE1C3α1
  • !SIIE1C3α2
  • !SIIE1C3ß1
  • !SIIE1C3ß2

Daniel

Growth in assemblies 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A. 6A failbut we found a biobrick with the same structure and we have it in plates already!!

Miniprep of succeed assemblies:

Assembly [DNA] ng/uL
1A 20.5
2A I 18.7
2A II 26.5
2A III 25.5
2A IV 32.2
3A 13
4A I 13.9
4A II 8.7
5A 4.9


Calin

Checked KO plates. Some small colonies. Left plates in incubator.