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== BCCS-Bristol 2010 Biobrick ==
== BCCS-Bristol 2010 Biobrick ==
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===First Experience with BBa_k381001===
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===1. First Experience with BBa_k381001===
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Objective:<br>
Objective:<br>
1. Test operation in liquid LB at 37 ° C and to KNO3 50 mM.<br>
1. Test operation in liquid LB at 37 ° C and to KNO3 50 mM.<br>
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Methodology:<br>
Methodology:<br>
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4. To negative control tube we added the same amount of LB and Chloramphenicol specified in the previous line, except KNO3.
4. To negative control tube we added the same amount of LB and Chloramphenicol specified in the previous line, except KNO3.
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5. Each tube was inoculated with the colonies; three of them with the conlonies from 06/09/11 and the rest with colonies from 12/09/11.<br>
5. Each tube was inoculated with the colonies; three of them with the conlonies from 06/09/11 and the rest with colonies from 12/09/11.<br>
6. Tubes were incubated at 37 ° C for 48 hours.<br>
6. Tubes were incubated at 37 ° C for 48 hours.<br>
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[[File:Bristol results.png|left|350px|]]
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[[File:Bristol results.png|left|350px|]]
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After 48 hours we noticed that all the tubes for both tests showed no  
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After 48 hours we noticed that all the tubes for both tests showed no change, including positive and negative controls. Our experiment was based on BCCS-Bristol experiment. While reviewing the experiments of Edinburgh in 2009, who designed the promoter used in the BioBrick BCCS-Bristol, we realized that the promoter express better in minimal essential medium than in LB, but we do not rule out that we could have made a mistake in the experience preparation prevented us from showing the right results, which is why we decided to do the experiment again.
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===Second Experience===
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change, including positive and negative controls. Our experiment was
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based on BCCS-Bristol experiment. While reviewing the experiments of
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Edinburgh in 2009, who designed the promoter used in the BioBrick
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BCCS-Bristol, we realized that the promoter express better in minimal
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essential media than in LB, but we do not rule out that we could have
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made a mistake in the experience preparation prevented us from
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showing the right results, which is why we decided to do the experiment
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again.
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===2. Second Experience===
Objectives:<br>
Objectives:<br>
1. Test the BioBrick operation to different substrates and temperatures, using KNO3  40 mM:<br>
1. Test the BioBrick operation to different substrates and temperatures, using KNO3  40 mM:<br>
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a. Substrates: <br>
a. Substrates: <br>
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*LB <br>
*LB <br>
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*Minimal essential medium<br>
*Minimal essential medium<br>
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*Saline solution<br>
*Saline solution<br>
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b. Temperatures:<br>
b. Temperatures:<br>
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*8°C<br>
*8°C<br>
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*23°C<br>
*23°C<br>
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*37°C<br>
*37°C<br>
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2. Improve the characterization of the BioBrick tested in other substrates to study the performance of the promoter.<br>
2. Improve the characterization of the BioBrick tested in other substrates to study the performance of the promoter.<br>
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3. Define the Biobrick promoter strength at the temperatures and selected substrates.<br>
3. Define the Biobrick promoter strength at the temperatures and selected substrates.<br>
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Methodology<br>
 
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According to the characterization made by Team Edinburgh 2009, the Pyear promoter (BBa_K216005) used by Bristol 2010, works best in minimal media and complex media with a nitrate concentration of 40mM. Using this reference, we added 40mM of KNO3 to every growth media in the different temperatures for Bristol 2010 - BBa_K381001 and UTP-Panama 2011 – BBa_K672000.<br>
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'''Methodology'''<br>
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According to the characterization made by Team Edinburgh 2009, the Pyear promoter (BBa_K216005) used by Bristol 2010, works  
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best in minimal media and complex media with a nitrate concentration of 40mM. Using this reference, we added 40mM of KNO3 to  
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every growth media in the different temperatures for Bristol 2010 - BBa_K381001 and UTP-Panama 2011 – BBa_K672000.<br>
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4. We used nine falcon tubes of 15 mL. Three tubes for every different substrate at the three temperatures.<br>
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5. To each tube we added 10 ml of liquid LB, Minimal Media or Saline Solution and KNO3 40 mM.<br>
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6. Tubes corresponding the different substrates were inoculated with BBa_K381001.<br>
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5. We used nine falcon tubes of 15 mL. Three tubes for every different substrate at the three temperatures.<br>
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7. Tubes were incubated at 37°C, 8°C and 23°C for 24 hours.<br>
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6. To each tube we added 10 ml of liquid LB, Minimal Media or Saline Solution and KNO3 40 mM.<br>
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7. Tubes corresponding the different substrates were inoculated with BBa_K381001.<br>
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8. Tubes were incubated at 37°C, 8°C and 23°C for 24 hours.<br>
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BCCS-Bristol 2010 Biobrick

1. First Experience with BBa_k381001

Objective:
1. Test operation in liquid LB at 37 ° C and to KNO3 50 mM.

Methodology:

1. We used six falcon tubes of 25 mL. Three tubes were used for inoculation of the colonies from 06/09/11 and 12/09/11.

2. Two positive controls were prepared and one negative control for each test.

3. To positive control tubes we added 10 ml of liquid LB, 9.7 uL of chloramphenicol (33μg/mL) and 50mM of KNO3.

4. To negative control tube we added the same amount of LB and Chloramphenicol specified in the previous line, except KNO3.

5. Each tube was inoculated with the colonies; three of them with the conlonies from 06/09/11 and the rest with colonies from 12/09/11.

6. Tubes were incubated at 37 ° C for 48 hours.

Bristol results.png


After 48 hours we noticed that all the tubes for both tests showed no

change, including positive and negative controls. Our experiment was

based on BCCS-Bristol experiment. While reviewing the experiments of

Edinburgh in 2009, who designed the promoter used in the BioBrick

BCCS-Bristol, we realized that the promoter express better in minimal

essential media than in LB, but we do not rule out that we could have

made a mistake in the experience preparation prevented us from

showing the right results, which is why we decided to do the experiment

again.





2. Second Experience

Objectives:
1. Test the BioBrick operation to different substrates and temperatures, using KNO3 40 mM:

a. Substrates:

  • LB
  • Minimal essential medium
  • Saline solution

b. Temperatures:

  • 8°C
  • 23°C
  • 37°C

2. Improve the characterization of the BioBrick tested in other substrates to study the performance of the promoter.

3. Define the Biobrick promoter strength at the temperatures and selected substrates.


Methodology


According to the characterization made by Team Edinburgh 2009, the Pyear promoter (BBa_K216005) used by Bristol 2010, works

best in minimal media and complex media with a nitrate concentration of 40mM. Using this reference, we added 40mM of KNO3 to

every growth media in the different temperatures for Bristol 2010 - BBa_K381001 and UTP-Panama 2011 – BBa_K672000.


4. We used nine falcon tubes of 15 mL. Three tubes for every different substrate at the three temperatures.

5. To each tube we added 10 ml of liquid LB, Minimal Media or Saline Solution and KNO3 40 mM.

6. Tubes corresponding the different substrates were inoculated with BBa_K381001.

7. Tubes were incubated at 37°C, 8°C and 23°C for 24 hours.