Team:Warsaw/Calendar-Main/14 August 2009

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<p>Task 1:</p>
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<li>Gel-out Bax PCR product</li>
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<li>Gel-out Bax PCR product</li></ul>
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<li>Bax PCR products were isolated from agarose gel using A&A Gel-Out kit.</li></ul>
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<ul><li>Bax PCR products were isolated from agarose gel using A&A Gel-Out kit.</li></ul>
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<li>Digestion of isolated plasmids by XbaI and SpeI</li>
<li>Digestion of isolated plasmids by XbaI and SpeI</li>
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<ul><li>Reaction mixture composition: 10.0 &mu;l purified plasmid DNA product, 0.5 &mu;l XbaI (Fermentas),0.5 &mu;l SpeI (Fermentas), 2 &mu;l Buffer Orange (Fermentas), 7.0 &mu;l MQ water</li></ul>
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<li>Reaction mixture composition: 10.0 &mu;l purified plasmid DNA product, 0.5 &mu;l XbaI (Fermentas),0.5 &mu;l SpeI (Fermentas), 2 &mu;l Buffer Orange (Fermentas), 7.0 &mu;l MQ water</li></ul>
<li>The digestion was performed overnight and it was subsequently inactivated via heating in 80&deg;C for 20 minutes.</li>
<li>The digestion was performed overnight and it was subsequently inactivated via heating in 80&deg;C for 20 minutes.</li>
<li>In the next step reaction mixtures were loaded into the agarose gel to analize restriction pattern of the plasmids and isolated using A&A Gel-Out kit</li></ul>
<li>In the next step reaction mixtures were loaded into the agarose gel to analize restriction pattern of the plasmids and isolated using A&A Gel-Out kit</li></ul>
<p>Task 3:</p>
<p>Task 3:</p>
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<li>Ligation of Bax and pBS</li>
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<li>Ligation of Bax and pBS</li></ul>
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<p>Methods:</p>
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<p>Methods:</p><ul>
<li>The full description of ligation is here <a href=...></a></li></ul>
<li>The full description of ligation is here <a href=...></a></li></ul>
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<li>Insertion of Bax-pBS plasmid into bacteria</li>
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<li>Insertion of Bax-pBS plasmid into bacteria</li></ul>
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<p>Methods:</p>
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<p>Methods:</p><ul>
<li>Previously prepared chemicompetent bacteria were used.</li>
<li>Previously prepared chemicompetent bacteria were used.</li>
<li>The full description of the procedure is here <a href=...></li>
<li>The full description of the procedure is here <a href=...></li>

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Cloning Bax into pBS plasmid

Justyna

Task 1:

  • Gel-out Bax PCR product

Methods:

  • Bax PCR products were isolated from agarose gel using A&A Gel-Out kit.

Task 2:

  • Digestion and gel-out of pBS plasmid

Methods:

  • Digestion of isolated plasmids by XbaI and SpeI
  • Reaction mixture composition: 10.0 μl purified plasmid DNA product, 0.5 μl XbaI (Fermentas),0.5 μl SpeI (Fermentas), 2 μl Buffer Orange (Fermentas), 7.0 μl MQ water
  • The digestion was performed overnight and it was subsequently inactivated via heating in 80°C for 20 minutes.
  • In the next step reaction mixtures were loaded into the agarose gel to analize restriction pattern of the plasmids and isolated using A&A Gel-Out kit
  • Task 3:

    • Ligation of Bax and pBS

    Methods:

    • The full description of ligation is here


    Task 4:

    • Insertion of Bax-pBS plasmid into bacteria

    Methods:

    • Previously prepared chemicompetent bacteria were used.
    • The full description of the procedure is here








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