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# Add 1μL of a Gibson Product into each tube | # Add 1μL of a Gibson Product into each tube | ||
# Using the Electroporator: | # Using the Electroporator: | ||
- | # | + | #* Set the electroporator to 1250 V. and press "time constant". |
- | # | + | #* Obtain a chilled cuvette, and pipet all 40 uL of a sample into the center. |
- | # | + | #* Place the cuvette into the electroporator and press "Pluse" twice. |
- | # | + | #* Immediately remove the cuvette and rescue the sample in 300-500 mL of LB. |
- | # | + | #* Pipet the sample into a labeled microcentrifuge tube, and record the time constant. (The time constant should have a value '''greater than 2.5)'''. |
- | # | + | #** Repeat this process for the other sample. After the addition of LB, transfer the sample into another labeled microcentrifuge tube. |
# Incubate both samples for ~1 hour @ 37oC. | # Incubate both samples for ~1 hour @ 37oC. | ||
- | # | + | #* After incubation, combine both samples (make sure each sample has a comparable time constant) and follow standard plating procedures. |
Latest revision as of 18:31, 14 September 2011
Electroporation Protocol
- Obtain a competent cell aliquot from the -80oC freezer, keep the tubes on ice.
- Add 40μL of ice cold H2O to each aliquot to make a 80 μL solution.
- Separate the 80 uL solution into 2 separate tubes to make two 40uL tubes of solution.
- Add 1μL of a Gibson Product into each tube
- Using the Electroporator:
- Set the electroporator to 1250 V. and press "time constant".
- Obtain a chilled cuvette, and pipet all 40 uL of a sample into the center.
- Place the cuvette into the electroporator and press "Pluse" twice.
- Immediately remove the cuvette and rescue the sample in 300-500 mL of LB.
- Pipet the sample into a labeled microcentrifuge tube, and record the time constant. (The time constant should have a value greater than 2.5).
- Repeat this process for the other sample. After the addition of LB, transfer the sample into another labeled microcentrifuge tube.
- Incubate both samples for ~1 hour @ 37oC.
- After incubation, combine both samples (make sure each sample has a comparable time constant) and follow standard plating procedures.