Team:Linkoping Sweden/Experiments
Overview on Laboration
Week 1: 13 – 19 June
14 June: First day at the lab! Making Hutner’s trace elements
Week 2: 20 – 26 June
21 June: Making SOC-medium, LB-medium, LB-agar and Chloramphenicol plates.
46 agar plates were made.
Week 3: 27 June – 3 July
27 June: Transformation of E1010 - The transformation was successful
28 June: Control of competent cells
29 June: Transformation of E1010 to super competent XL-1 - The transformation was successful.
30 June: Making E.Coli Calcium Chloride competent cells
1 July:
- Making solutions for TAP- and TRIS medium
- Cultivation of XL1 and E1010
Week 4: 4 – 10 July
4 July:
- Making LB-medium and LB-agar.
- Plasmid preparation of E1010
- Test cultivation of algae
5 July:
- Making agar plates
- Digestion and ligation of LIP, U6, UTR and LIP-RFP.
- Transformation of E1010 and MD-cells competent test
- First algae cultivation
6 July: Transformation on U6, LIP, LIP-RFP and UTR.
Colonies for U6 and LIP were detected.
7 July: Cultivation of U6, LIP, LIP-RFP colonies on new plates with Chloramphenicol
8 July: OD measurement of transformated bacteria.
Week 5: 11 – 17 July
11 July: PCR on Cas9
12 July: Gel electrophoresis on Cas9 to see if the PCR succeeded.
The gel did not show any bands for Cas9
13 July: PCR
14 July: PCR on pSB1C3
15 July:
- Gel electrophoresis on pSB1C3
No bands were obtained on the gel.
- PCR on pSB1C3
18 July: PCR and gel electrophoresis on pSB1C3
No bands were obtained.
20 July: PCR and gel electrophoresis on pSB1C3
We obtained bands on the gel at approximately 2000 bp.
22 July: Digestion and ligation on LIP, U6, UTR, Cas9, LIP-RFP, sgRNA and pSB1C3.