Team:UNIPV-Pavia/Calendar/August/week5

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AUGUST: WEEK 5

August, 29th

T9002-ENTERo and ENTERO-RBS were diluted 1:500 in M9 + Amp + Cm12.5 13 ml and 1 ml volume respectively. After six hour growth they were aliquoted in 96-well microplate (190 μl cultures) with 10 μl of supernatants collected on August, 27th and 10 μl of 3OC6-HSL.
5 flasks were prepared with 29.6 ml H2O, 200 μl glycerol 80 %, 8 ml M9 salts 5 x and their pH was adjusted to 5.9, 6.3, 6.7, 6.9 and 7.2; they were autoclaved in order to prepare M9 glycerol supplemented minimal medium.
E43-3 DNA was digested with EcorI and PstI restriction nucleases in order to screen the part length by gel-electrophoresis; it showed the correct band.

Small size gel

Plates incubated on August, 27th were all grown, except for J101-31-1C3; for each of them a colony was picked and inoculated in LB + Cm34, 5 ml, while for J101-E7 two colonies were inoculated in LB + Cm34, 5 ml.
E43-2 was again inoculated in order to screen the insert length with gel electrophoresis.

August, 30th

Glycerol stocks were prepared for E2-1C3, E3-1C3, E4-1C3, E5-1C3, E6-1C3, E7-1C3, E9-1C3, E10-1C3, E11-1C3, J101-E5-1C3, J101-E7-1C3-1 and J101-e7-1C3-2.
DNA of each culture was purified:

Plasmid DNA (ng/μl)
E2-1C3 90.2
E3-1C3 103.7
E4-1C3 72.4
E5-1C3 78.0
E6-1C3 79.1
E7-1C3 77.8
E9-1C3 73.5
E10-1C3 161.8
E11-1C3 68.8
J101-E5-1C3 216.2
J101-E7-1C3-1 74.7
J101-E7-1C3-2 69.2
E43-2 16.6

Each sample was digested with EcoRI and PstI endonucleases (a mix 13 x was prepared for high copy number plasmid parts):

DNA (μl) H2O (μl) EcoRI (μl) PstI (μl) Buffer H (μl) Final Volume (μl)
2 19.5 0.5 0.5 2.5 25

while for E43-2 10 μl were digested. In the afternoon the parts were screened by gel electrophoresis:

Small size gel

All parts showed the correct insert length except for E3-1C3.
40 μl CaCl2 1M, 800 μl Casamino Acids 10 %, 80 μl MgSO4 1M and 1.36 ml thiamine were added to previously autoclaved flasks to prepare M9 at different pHs.
Inoculum of BBa_R0040 in J61002, E3-1 in 5 ml LB + Amp and J101-31 in 8 ml LB + Cm12.5.