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=Wednesday 20<sup>th</sup> July= | =Wednesday 20<sup>th</sup> July= | ||
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===Biobrick characterization=== | ===Biobrick characterization=== | ||
− | ==== | + | ==== pcl_TAA, pcl_TAG and pcl_Tq transformations==== |
''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ||
− | In order to restore our plasmids stocks heatShock competent cells were transformed following the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|usual protocol]] with | + | In order to restore our plasmids stocks heatShock competent cells were transformed following the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|usual protocol]] with pcl_TAA, pcl_TAG and pcl_Tq. A control was made with cells without plasmids. The transformed bacteria resulting will be put on glycerol. |
− | Cells were | + | Cells were spread on LB + Streptomycin (50µg/ml) and incubated overnight at 37°C. |
==== Pre-culture of BL21 ==== | ==== Pre-culture of BL21 ==== | ||
''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ||
− | We picked an unique colony from a | + | We picked an unique colony from a Petri dish and soaked it in medium of LB (4mL). |
Then we incubated it at 37°C with agitation at 180 rpm overnight. | Then we incubated it at 37°C with agitation at 180 rpm overnight. | ||
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''By Naiane and Terrence'' | ''By Naiane and Terrence'' | ||
− | We use the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Plasmid_DNA_extraction|protocol]] described in | + | We use the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Plasmid_DNA_extraction|protocol]] described in experiments in order to extract the K1372001 plasmid. |
We took 1.5 mL of overnight culture to use at the beggining of the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Plasmid_DNA_extraction|protocol]]. At the end, the DNA was resuspended with 50 µL of TE/RNase. | We took 1.5 mL of overnight culture to use at the beggining of the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Plasmid_DNA_extraction|protocol]]. At the end, the DNA was resuspended with 50 µL of TE/RNase. | ||
===Visualization=== | ===Visualization=== | ||
− | ====High fidelity PCR on bacteria transformed with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/June/28#pPS16_005|pPS16_005]] ==== | + | ====High fidelity PCR on bacteria transformed with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/June/28#pPS16_005|pPS16_005]]==== |
''By Alice'' | ''By Alice'' | ||
− | High fidelity PCR on bacteria transformed with pPS16_005 did not get PCR products. We supposed that there was a problem with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#primers|iPS83 primer]] dilution. That is why we performed again this PCR after diluting again theses primers. We followed [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Q5PCR|the same protocol]] as previously. [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#primers|iPS83 and iPS126]] primers were used. Annealing temperature was 72°C | + | High fidelity PCR on bacteria transformed with pPS16_005 did not get PCR products. We supposed that there was a problem with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#primers|iPS83 primer]] dilution. That is why we performed again this PCR after diluting again theses primers. We followed [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Q5PCR|the same protocol]] as previously. [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#primers|iPS83 and iPS126]] primers were used. Annealing temperature was 72°C. After amplification, 1 µL of loading dye was added to 5µL of each PCR products. Then 5 µL of this mix were put on gel. PCR products were migrated 25min at 100V. |
PCR products expected were : | PCR products expected were : | ||
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We did not observed PCR products. This is maybe due to a iPS83 primer default. New primers iPS83 will be ordered to perform again this PCR. | We did not observed PCR products. This is maybe due to a iPS83 primer default. New primers iPS83 will be ordered to perform again this PCR. | ||
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+ | ====Low Fidelity Dreamtaq PCR of newly transformed DH5α with pPS16_007 ==== | ||
+ | ''By Mathilde'' | ||
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+ | The transformed pPS16_007 in DH5α ([[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/18#Visualization|from 19.07.2016)]] showed blue and white colonies and were then amplified on PCR with the DreamTaq polymerase following the usual [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Polymerase_chain_reaction|protocol]] with Tm at 57°C. | ||
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+ | We divided up the PCR mix in 6 PCR tubes and added in each one a different clone from transformed pPS16_007 culture. | ||
+ | The picked colonies were spread again on a Petri dish medium LB + Ampicillin (50µg/mL) + xGal/IPTG (1/1000). | ||
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+ | However the transformed pPS16_002 and pPS16_004 did not present any blue colony, so they were not amplified with PCR. | ||
+ | Those heat shock transformations were conducted again this day. | ||
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+ | Results : | ||
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+ | PCR products expected were : | ||
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+ | {| class="wikitable" | ||
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+ | !Plasmids | ||
+ | !Band size (bp) | ||
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+ | |pPS16_007 | ||
+ | |706 | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | The electropheresis on agarose gel showed no PCR product for pPS16_007 clones 1 and 2, only pPS16_007 clones 3 and 5 seem to present a good size band. | ||
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+ | A PCR on bacteria of transformed pPS16_007 was made again with the exact same protocol but with 5 different clones picked from the culture. | ||
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+ | We put those PCR products on agarose gel, as well as, in addition to the previous pPS16_007 clones 3 and 5. | ||
+ | Only clones 3, 5 and 11 were at the good size. | ||
====Culture of bacteria transformed with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/June/28#pPS16_002|pPS16_002]] and [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/4#pPS16_004|pPS16_004]]==== | ====Culture of bacteria transformed with [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/June/28#pPS16_002|pPS16_002]] and [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/4#pPS16_004|pPS16_004]]==== | ||
''By Alice'' | ''By Alice'' | ||
− | After transformation made on the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/19#transformation__4.1_2.2_1.2|19/07/16]], bacteria were spread on | + | After transformation made on the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/19#transformation__4.1_2.2_1.2|19/07/16]], bacteria were spread on Petri dishes without working xGal and IPTG, explaining that we get white colonies only. These colonies were spread again on Petri dishes with LB, Ampicilin (50µg/mL), X-Gal (0.25µL/mL) and IPTG (0.1µL/mL). |
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− | === | + | ===Bring DNA Closer=== |
− | ==== Electrophoresis of PCR products | + | ==== Electrophoresis of PCR products DS-SPcasN-, DS-TDcasN- and pZA21==== |
''By Caroline'' | ''By Caroline'' | ||
− | PCR products obtained the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/19#PCR amplification from | + | PCR products obtained the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Notebook/July/19#PCR amplification from DS-SPcasN- and DS-TDcasN- linearized plasmids and pZA21|19/07/2016]] were put to migrate for 30min in a 0.8% agarose gel. |
− | ==== pZA21 transformation ==== | + | ====pZA21 transformation==== |
''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ||
In order to restore our plasmids stocks heatShock competent cells were transformed following the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|usual protocol]] with pZA21. A control was made with cells without plasmids. The transformed bacteria resulting will be put on glycerol. | In order to restore our plasmids stocks heatShock competent cells were transformed following the [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|usual protocol]] with pZA21. A control was made with cells without plasmids. The transformed bacteria resulting will be put on glycerol. | ||
− | Cells were | + | Cells were spread on LB + Kanamycin (50µg/ml) and incubated overnight at 37°C. |
− | ==== Pre-culture of | + | ====Pre-culture of DS-SPcasN- and DS-TDcasN-==== |
''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ''By Laetitia and Caroline'' | ||
− | For each | + | For each dCas, we picked an unique colony from a Petri dish and soaked it in medium of LB (4mL) and spectinomycin (2.6µL). |
Then we incubated it at 37°C with agitation at 180 rpm overnight. | Then we incubated it at 37°C with agitation at 180 rpm overnight. |
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