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Revision as of 21:59, 27 September 2011
Notebook
Post-Regionals
Journal
- Defining Objectives
- Techniques Workshop
- Bioinformatics & qRT-PCR
- Sensory Element Fishing
- Electrochem - CPR Oxidation
- Electrochem - Reporter Gene
- Pseudomonas Tools
- Microalgae Tools
- NA Viability Assays
- May - July Group Journal
Protocols
Safety
Rehydration of Registry DNA
Biobrick parts are shipped from the registry in a dehydrated form. As such they must be rehydrated before they can be used.
- Puncture a hole through the foil with a pipette tip into the well that corresponds to the Biobrick - standard part that you want
- Add 10 μL of ddH20 (deionized water)
- Let the water incubate at room temperature for 10 minutes
- Take 1 μL DNA and transform into your desired competent cells, plate out onto a plate with the correct antibiotic and grow overnight. Your goal here is to obtain single colonies
