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First of all, we had to digest the backbone pSB1C3, which have to received each of our parts. Thus we obtained high quantity
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We asked to iGEM Munich 2012 to send us four shuttle backbones, that can be used in E. Coli as well as in B. subtilis.
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<div id="shiji_1p">Dry lab: Now that the subject is defined, and that the bibliography is done, let’s prepare our construction!  
 
<div id="shiji_1p">Dry lab: Now that the subject is defined, and that the bibliography is done, let’s prepare our construction!  

Revision as of 17:07, 23 September 2016

iGEM Toulouse 2016

Notebook

  • Jun.

    15
  • 25

  • Jul.

    5
  • 15
  • 25

  • Aug.

    5
  • 15
  • 25

  • Sept.

    5
  • 15
  • 25

  • Oct.

    19

Dry lab: Now that the subject is defined, and that the bibliography is done, let’s prepare our construction! What we have done:
- selected and adapted genes
- designed primers
Wet lab: Having a good control of the basic experiments, as enzymatic digestion or transformation for example, is important to ensure the lab work during the summer. We have done PCR, digestion, ligation, and transformation for clonings during a week, being supervised by PhD students.
Dry lab: In parallel, we finished ordering gBlocks from IDT, and we refined the gene design.
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Contacts
    🏠 INSA Toulouse
    135, Avenue de Rangueil
    31077 TOULOUSE Cedex 4
    France
  • ☎ +00 (33) 6 13 64 89 40
  • ✉ igemtoulouse2016@gmail.com