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Optimize the growing environment of Bacillus stubtilis by change medium components.
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Firstly, we prepared 400ml W medium, then, we devided the medium into four pieces averagely and number them No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4. Next, we added 0.1g NaCl, 0.1g NH4Cl, 0.3g sucrose to No.2, No.3, No.4, respectively. After that, we extracted 5 ml No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4 and added them to four test tubes, then, we added 10 μL bacteria solution of Bacillus stubtilis 168 to four test tubes, respectively. Eventually, we cultured them at 37℃ and check growing situation.
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Revision as of 13:41, 3 October 2016

TEAM TIANJIN


Team Tianjin-Attribution

Notes

Week1(7/24/2016-7/30/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Jul.26th

    Prepare M9 medium with TPA and culture Pseudomonas putida KT2440 at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600.

      Jul.27th

    1.Extract 10 ml LB medium to 5 test tubes and add 0μl, 50μl,, 100μl,, 250μl,, 500μl EG to them, respectively.
    2.Add 5μl becteria solution of Pseudomonas putida KT2440 to five test tubes above.
    3.Culture them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600.

      Jul.28th

    Add 6g TPA, 2.9gNaOH and 1.2g glucose to M9 medium, and culture them in the improved M9 medium and M9 medium of Jul.26 at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Jul.30th

    Cultured different bacteria in M9 medium with sodium terephthalate and different concentration of glucose at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

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    Week2(7/31/2016-8/6/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Jul.31th

    Cultured Rhodococcus jostii RHA1 in M9 medium with sodium terephthalate and glucose at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.1th

    Cultured Rhodococcus jostii RHA1 in W medium with sodium terephthalate and glucose at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.2th

    Cultured Pseudomonas putida KT2440 in W medium with sodium terephthalate and glucose at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.3th

    Cultured Pseudomonas putida KT2440 , Rhodococcus jostii RHA1 , Pseudomonas putida KT2440 and Rhodococcus jostii RHA1in W medium with sodium terephthalate and glucose at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.4th

            Observed the growth of 1-day pre-cultured bacteria in LB at 30℃:
    All above were kept culturing for one more day and were checked on the next day. The next step was to explore the optimal condition for each bacterium and to co-culture each teo of them to see whether the consortium could work well.

    The most probable pairs:
    1. P.putida KT2440 + R.jostii RHA1;
    2. B.subtilis 168 + R.jostii RHA1;
    3. B.subtills 168 + P.putida KT2440;
    4. R.jostii RHA1 + Y.lipolytia;
    5. P.putida KT2440 + Y.lipolytia;
    6. E.coli(RFP) + Y.lipolytia.

      Aug.5th

    Cultured different bacteria in M9 medium with sodium terephthalate at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242: The growth of each bacterium was not as expected, so we considered culturing bacteria in improved W medium.

    Co-cultured different pairs in improved W medium in the same condition (using two tubes in each group):

    Co-cultured different pairs in LB medium in the same condition(using two tubes in each group):

      Aug.6th

    Co-cultured different pairs in improved W medium in the same condition (using two tubes in each group):

    Microscopic examination of each bacterium and each pair by means of Fuchsin or Gram dye. To our surprise, there were some pairs (P.p + R.j) living well in the same tube and also there were some pairs we were not sure. It seemed that P.putida KT2440 was the dominant bacterium when it was co-cultured with others. We were thinking about limiting its growth by control ingredients in different media.
  • Construction of PBBR


      Aug.5th

            Extraction of plasmid pBBR1MCS-2

      Aug.6th

                Cut pBBR1MCS-2 with restricted enzymes Xba1 and Sac1 and checked by agarose gel electrophoresis:
            Failed. After gel recovery, the concentration of digested pBBR1MCS-2 was 2.4 ng/μl, which was too low to be used in the next step.
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    Week3(8/7/2016-8/13/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Aug.7th

    For each pair, we checked the bacterial concentration at OD_600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at Abs_242.According to results of the UV tests, if R.j existed, whatever the strategy was, the concentration of TPA would significantly decrease. Especially for pairs R.j+P.p and R.j + B.s, results showed greater reductions in the concentration of TPA compared with control group.

    Pre-culture and acclimatize P.putida KT2440 in a condition with 5% EG To our surprise, this wild type of P.putida could grow well in this condition, we considered increasing the concentration of EG in the condition.

      Aug.9th

    1.Extract 5ml YPD medium to 8 test tubes, respectively.
    2.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
    3.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242

      Aug.10th

    1.Prepared 300ml W0 medium and add 1.5g Yeast Extract, then regarded it W1 medium.
    2.Extractd 8ml W1 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
    3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group).
    4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.12th

    1.Prepared 200ml W0 medium and add 0.4g Urea, then regarded it W2 medium.
    2.Extractd 8ml W2 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
    3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
    4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

    1.Prepared 200ml W0 medium and add 0.4g KNO3, then regarded it W3 medium.
    2.Extractd 8ml W3 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
    3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
    4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.13th

    1.Extract 5ml W medium to 6 test tubes and add 20μL, 50μL, 80μL EG to them, respectively;
    2.Add 10 μL becteria solution of Pseudomonas putida KT2440 to the six test tubes, respectively;
    3. Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600.

    Added becteria solution to W2, W3 medium as following table (use two tubes each group)

  • Construction of PBBR


      Aug.7th

    Repeated the digestion and agarose gel electrophoresis:
    Also Failed. After gel recovery, the concentration of digested pBBR1MCS-2 was only 2.4 ng/μl. We needed to increase the concentration of pBBR1MCS-2 in EB Solution.

      Aug.8th

    Colony PCR of P.putida KT2440 to get genes AcoA & AceA:
    Result: Failed. Only primer dimers existed.

      Aug.9th

    Repeated the colony PCR above:
    Result: Also Failed. Only primer dimers existed. We considered using boiled bacteria as the template in the next PCR.

      Aug.11th

    Extraction of plasmid pBBR1MCS-2.
    The nucleic acid concentration of new EB solutions increased a lot. Increasing the amount of E.coli and decreasing the amount of EB did work.

      Aug.12th

    PCR of P.putida KT2440 to get genes AcoA & AceA:
    Result: Successful PCR. Obvious bright bands located at 900+ and 1300+ bp (AcoA 978bp and AceA 1326 bp). Using boiled P.putida as the template in the PCR worked well.

      Aug.13th

    Cut pBBR1MCS-2 with restricted enzymes Xba1 and Sac1 and checked by agarose gel electrophoresis.
    Result: Obvious bright bands located over 5000 bp.
    After gel recovery, we got the EB solution with cut plasmid pBBR1MCS-2, but the concentration is only 6.6 ng/μl, which is still quite low.

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    Week4(8/14/2016-8/20/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Aug.15th

    1.Prepared 200ml W0 medium and add 0.6g sucrose, then regarded it W4 medium.
    2.Extractd 8ml W4 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
    3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
    4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

      Aug.16th

    Prepared 200ml W0 medium.
    2.Extractd 8ml W0 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
    3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
    4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.

  • Construction of PBBR


      Aug.14th

    Ligation of cut pBBR1MCS-2 and CFP and Chemical transformation of pBBR into E.coli:
    Ligation sites: Sac1 and Xba1
    Result:
    The ligation was successful, because we found the special band which represented CFP during the verification by PCR. We also successfully transformed the plasmid into E.coli which was cultured on the medium with kanamycin. However, the expression of CFP was not detected, which needed to be figure out.

      Aug.15th

    Cut pBBR1MCS-2 with restricted enzymes EcoR1 and Sac1 and checked by agarose gel electrophoresis:
    Result: Obvious bright bands located over 5000 bp.
    After gel recovery, we got the EB solution with cut plasmid pBBR1MCS-2, and the concentration is 14.7 ng/μl.

      Aug.16th

    Extraction of plasmid pBBR1MCS-2.

      Aug.17th

    Ligation of cut pBBR1MCS-2 with AcoA and AceA and Chemical transformation of pBBRAA into E.coli:
    Ligation sites: Sac1 and EcoR1
    Result:
    The ligation was successful, because we found the special band which represented AcoA and AceA during the verification by PCR. We also successfully transformed the plasmid into E.coli which was cultured on the medium with kanamycin.

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    Week5(8/21/2016-8/27/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Aug.22th

            1.Prepared 200ml W0 medium and add 0.3g NaOAc, then regarded it W7 medium.
            2.Extractd 8ml W7 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
            3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
          4.cultured them at 30℃ and check growing situation and the situation of TPA degradation.
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    Week6(8/28/2016-9/3/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Aug.28th

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    Week8(9/11/2016-9/17/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Sep.12th

    Optimize the growing environment of Bacillus stubtilis by change medium components.Firstly, we prepared 400ml W medium, then, we devided the medium into four pieces averagely and number them No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4. Next, we added 0.1g NaCl, 0.1g NH4Cl, 0.3g sucrose to No.2, No.3, No.4, respectively. After that, we extracted 5 ml No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4 and added them to four test tubes, then, we added 10 μL bacteria solution of Bacillus stubtilis 168 to four test tubes, respectively. Eventually, we cultured them at 37℃ and check growing situation.

  •   Sep.16th

            1.Prepared 200ml W0 medium and add 0.2g NH4Cl, then regarded it W8 medium.
            2.Extractd 10ml W8 medium to 16 test tubes, respectively.
            3.Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
            4.Cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.
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    Week9(9/18/2016-9/24/2016)

  • optimization of culture conditions


      Sep.19th

            1. Prepared 1L W medium and add 2.5g TPA and 1.1875g NaOH.
            2. devided the medium into five pieces averagely and add chemicals as following table
            3. Extractd 5ml W9, W10, W11, W12, W13 medium to 40 test tubes, respectively.
            4. Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
            5. cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.


      Sep.21th

            Repeat experiments of W9, W10 the day before yesterday.


      Sep.22th

            1. Use five mediums of Sep.19th and W0, W8 medium of Sep.16th.
            2. Extractd 5ml W0, W8, W9, W10, W11, W12, W13 medium to 56 test tubes, respectively.
            3. Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
            4. cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.


      Sep.23th

            1. Prepared 400L W medium and add 1.2g KNO3 and 1.2g glucose.
            2. devided the medium into four pieces averagely and add chemicals as following table
            3. Extractd 5ml W0, W14, W15, W16 medium to 34 test tubes, respectively.
            4. Added becteria solution as following table (use two tubes each group)
            5. cultured them at 30℃ & 200 rpm, checked the bacterial concentration at OD600 and detected the concentration of TPA by UV at OD242.
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