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| + | <LI>pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (FL) |
| + | <LI>pSB1C3-HNS |
Revision as of 17:59, 4 October 2011
Lab Diaries
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Week 1
Transformation of reporter DNA (pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp) into DH10B (non-virulent strain E. coli) with antibiotic resistance (Chloramphenicol – Cm)
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Week 2
- tetO2 -1 (DNA binding site)
- Reverse PCR was used to insert tetO2 -1 into pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp (template DNA) by using forward and reverse primers which are with the tetO2 -1. By using reverse PCR, we can insert the tetO2 -1 site into the pEGFP while the plasmid produced is still in double-stranded circular form.
- pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp-tetO2-1 was then transformed into DH10B to greatly amplify the product by using bacterial cells.
- tetO2 -2 (DNA biding site)
- Reverse PCR was used to insert tetO2 -2 into pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp.
- 2uL of 10-fold diluted pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp- tetO2 -2 was transformed into DH10B to greatly amplify the product by using bacterial cells.
- tetO2 – 3 (DNA binding site)
- Reverse PCR was used to insert tetO2 – 3 into pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp.
- 2uL of 10-fold diluted pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp- tetO2 – 3 was transformed into DH10B to greatly amplify the product by using bacterial cells.
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Week 3
- Overlap PCR (involving 3 steps) was carried out to produce the fusion protein [tetR-HNS (any length)].
- PCR was carried out separately for 2 genes, tetR and HNS (full length, in this case).
- Primers used were as below:
- tetR: [forward] R-H-out-F; [reverse] R-H-tetR-R
- HNS (FL): [forward] R-H-tetR-F-out; [reverse] R-H(FL)-2-R
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Fusion protein genes produced separately using PCR
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- Another PCR was carried out using primers with linker to insert the linker DNA to the tetR and HNS (FL) for the fusion of the 2 genes.
- PCR was used to further amplify the product from step 2 (fusion protein gene).
- PCR was used to obtain HNS(FL) at 5 different temperatures to test which temperature is optimal for annealing.
- Annealing phase at 5 different temperatures:
- 60.7C
- 62.2C
- 63.8C
- 65.4C
- 66.7C (less sample)
- Electrophoresis was carried to determine which temperature best suit the annealing phase. From the gel image, it was observed that a high concentration of products was resulted at annealing temperature between 60.7C and 62.2C.
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Fusion protein genes annealed at 5 different temperatures
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Week 4-5
tetO2 – 0 and tetO2 – 4
- Reverse PCR was used to insert tetO2 -0 and tetO2 – 4 into pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp.
- 2uL of pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp- tetO2 – 0 and pEGFP-loxp-km-loxp- tetO2 – 4 were transformed into DH10B separately to greatly amplify the product by using bacterial cells.
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Week 6
Overlap PCR was carried out to produce fusion protein gene
- HNS::tetR
- HNS (1-46)
- HNS (1-83)
- HNS (1-90)
- HNS (FL)
- tetR::HNS
- HNS (2-46)
- HNS (2-83)
- HNS (FL)
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Week 7
Overlap PCR was carried out to produce fusion protein gene tetR::HNS (2-90)
- The sticky ends of the enzyme products was transformed into blunt ends using PCR.
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Week 8
- pROT-HNS (for BioBricks) was produced
- Double enzyme digestion was carried out to digest the fusion protein genes and ligate them to pBS1C3 (plasmid backbone)
- 3 samples were transformed
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (2-83)
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (2-90)
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (FL)
- Enzyme digestion was carried out for the extracted and purified plasmid tetO2-0 and tetO2-3
- 0.5uL of CIP alkaline phosphatase was added to prevent self-ligation to each enzyme digest reaction mixture.
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Week 9
- tetO2 – 0 and tetO2 – 3 were ligated to form tetO2 – 0 – 3.
- tetO2 – 0 – 3 was transformed to DH10b competent cells.
- Production of tetO2 – 0 –sfGFP
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tetO2-0-sfGFP
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Week 10
- EcoRI and PstI enzyme cut sites were added to both ends of HNS using PCR (for BioBricks construction).
- Production of
- J23103RH
- J23106RH; J23106RHH
- J23116RH; J23116RHH
- pET28a
- pSB1C3-tdRema
- Checking fluorescence intensity of sfGFP and EGFP
- 3 colonies from sfGFP streak plate and 1 colony from EGFP streak plate were picked. Each was inoculated into 0.5mL LB broth with 0.5uL Cm in 37C on rotary machine in warm room for around 3 hours.
- Samples were then diluted 1:50 in fresh 2mL LB broth with 2uL Cm in 37C on rotary machine in warm room for around 3 hours.
- Fluorescence intensity were checked at OD600 using spectrophotometer
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Week 11
- Production of
- J23103R
- J23106R
- J23109R
- J23116R
- J23103RH
- J23106RH
- J23109RH
- J23116RH
- J23103RHH
- J23106RHH
- J23109RHH
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (2-83)
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (2-90)
- pSB1C3-tetR::HNS (FL)
- pSB1C3-HNS
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