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= Thursday 8<sup>th</sup> September= | = Thursday 8<sup>th</sup> September= | ||
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===Visualization=== | ===Visualization=== | ||
====Gibson of cleaned up PCR products FRB from clone 9 x pSB1C3 - GFP 11 from clone 8 ==== | ====Gibson of cleaned up PCR products FRB from clone 9 x pSB1C3 - GFP 11 from clone 8 ==== | ||
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As no colonies were obtained after one night culture, a new Gibson was performed with cleaned up PCR products FRB from clone 9 (insert) x pSB1C3 - GFP 11 from clone 8 (plasmid) (obtained the 6th september) with the following protocol. | As no colonies were obtained after one night culture, a new Gibson was performed with cleaned up PCR products FRB from clone 9 (insert) x pSB1C3 - GFP 11 from clone 8 (plasmid) (obtained the 6th september) with the following protocol. | ||
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Two controls were done: one without insert and one without buffer (water was added in order to have a total of 20 µL). Two different buffer mix were tested (the usual one and another one from Philippe). The PCR was performed as follow : 1 hour at 50°C. | Two controls were done: one without insert and one without buffer (water was added in order to have a total of 20 µL). Two different buffer mix were tested (the usual one and another one from Philippe). The PCR was performed as follow : 1 hour at 50°C. | ||
− | ====Transformation of DH5a cells with FRB - GFP 11 in pSB1C3 obtained by Gibson==== | + | ====Transformation of DH5a cells with FRB - GFP 11 in pSB1C3 (pPS16_019) obtained by Gibson==== |
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− | Dh5a cells were transformed with pSB1C3 containing FRB - GFP 11, or containing controls (no buffer mix and plasmid alone) using the usual [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|protocol]]. As mentioned before, two buffer mix were used. Furthermore, two different DH5a strains were tested (the usual one and another one from Philippe) and at least 12 transformants were cultured overnight : 3 (1 Gibson and 2 controls) x 2 buffer mix x 2 DH5a strains. | + | Dh5a cells were transformed with pSB1C3 containing FRB - GFP 11 (pPS16_019), or containing controls (no buffer mix and plasmid alone) using the usual [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#heat-shocktransformation|protocol]]. As mentioned before, two buffer mix were used. Furthermore, two different DH5a strains were tested (the usual one and another one from Philippe) and at least 12 transformants were cultured overnight : 3 (1 Gibson and 2 controls) x 2 buffer mix x 2 DH5a strains. |
====Q5 PCR on FKBP in pJET and gblock 2.2 (part of dCas9 NM - GFP 10) for new clonage strategy ==== | ====Q5 PCR on FKBP in pJET and gblock 2.2 (part of dCas9 NM - GFP 10) for new clonage strategy ==== | ||
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− | An other clonage strategy was performed by using Gibson between FKBP, gblock 2.2 (part of dCas9 NM - GFP 10) and pSB1C3 (the one from dCas9 ST - GFP 11) in order to have FKBP - GFP 10 in pSB1C3. For that purpose, Q5 PCR was performed on plasmids with the following protocol. | + | An other clonage strategy was performed by using Gibson between FKBP, gblock 2.2 (part of dCas9 NM - GFP 10) and pSB1C3 (the one from dCas9 ST - GFP 11) in order to have FKBP - GFP 10 in pSB1C3 (pPS16_018). For that purpose, Q5 PCR was performed on plasmids with the following protocol. |
For each 50μl of reaction, mix the following reagents : | For each 50μl of reaction, mix the following reagents : | ||
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====PCR on GFP 1.9 in pUC19 with 3% DMSO ==== | ====PCR on GFP 1.9 in pUC19 with 3% DMSO ==== | ||
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As the annealing temperature (Tm) seems too high to obtain good results for GFP 1.9 in pUC19 amplification, DMSO was used in order to reduce the annealing temperature during the PCR. For that purpose, PCR was performed on plasmids with the following protocol. | As the annealing temperature (Tm) seems too high to obtain good results for GFP 1.9 in pUC19 amplification, DMSO was used in order to reduce the annealing temperature during the PCR. For that purpose, PCR was performed on plasmids with the following protocol. | ||
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|72°C | |72°C | ||
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|Final Extension | |Final Extension | ||
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!Matrix | !Matrix | ||
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|Primers | |Primers | ||
|iPS140 and iPS84 | |iPS140 and iPS84 | ||
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====PCR Clean-up of PCR products ==== | ====PCR Clean-up of PCR products ==== | ||
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PCR products obtained were cleaned up by using the NucleoSpin Gel and PCR Clean-up kit [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Purification|protocol]]. | PCR products obtained were cleaned up by using the NucleoSpin Gel and PCR Clean-up kit [[Team:Paris_Saclay/Experiments#Purification|protocol]]. | ||
====NanoDrop Measurements==== | ====NanoDrop Measurements==== | ||
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====Gel of cleaned up PCR products==== | ====Gel of cleaned up PCR products==== | ||
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After amplification, 3 µL of each cleaned up PCR products and 5 µL of DNA ladder were placed in wells and migrated at 100V during 30 min. | After amplification, 3 µL of each cleaned up PCR products and 5 µL of DNA ladder were placed in wells and migrated at 100V during 30 min. | ||
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|FKBP | |FKBP | ||
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|gblock 2.2 | |gblock 2.2 | ||
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|GFP 1.9 | |GFP 1.9 | ||
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− | + | [[File:T--Paris Saclay--Gel114.png|400px|thumb|center|Result of the migration]] | |
All PCR products were at the good size. | All PCR products were at the good size. | ||
− | + | [[File:T--Paris Saclay--Gel115.png|400px|thumb|center|Result of the migration]] | |
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+ | All PCR product were at the good size. | ||
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+ | [[File:T--Paris Saclay--Gel116.png|400px|thumb|center|Result of the migration]] | ||
− | + | PCR product was at the good size. | |
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