Team:BostonU/FusionProteinsNotebook
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<li>Repeated all the MoClo for the all the Level 1s that didn't work. | <li>Repeated all the MoClo for the all the Level 1s that didn't work. | ||
<li> Ran colony PCRs for transformed reactions and ran gel electrophoresis to yield the following gel - | <li> Ran colony PCRs for transformed reactions and ran gel electrophoresis to yield the following gel - | ||
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<li> As clear from the picture, most of the Level 1 inserts weren't as big as expected (700 kb instead of 1.5-2 kb). | <li> As clear from the picture, most of the Level 1 inserts weren't as big as expected (700 kb instead of 1.5-2 kb). | ||
We discovered that none of the Level 1s with E0040m_CD or E0040m_ID worked and when I went back to compare the sequence of the stock mini-prep with that of E0040m_CD, I found that we had been using E0040 instead of E0040m. So, I streaked out E0040m_CD and remade E0040m_ID using Phusion PCR | We discovered that none of the Level 1s with E0040m_CD or E0040m_ID worked and when I went back to compare the sequence of the stock mini-prep with that of E0040m_CD, I found that we had been using E0040 instead of E0040m. So, I streaked out E0040m_CD and remade E0040m_ID using Phusion PCR |
Revision as of 22:29, 30 July 2014
The notebook below describes all the steps that were taken in constructing, and testing fusion proteins. | |
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June |
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Week of June 23 |
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Decided to make the following Level 0 Coding Sequences: C0040_CI C0080_CI E0040m_ID E0030_ID
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Week of June 30 |
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This week was about sequence verifying the genes made earlier and laying down the plan for final testing of the fusion protein.
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July |
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Week of July 7 | |
This week I ran into problems with Kan plates, due to which I lost a lot of time.
I then redid the transformations on new plates and could hence see blue and white colonies.
Poured LB, LB+Amp, and LB+Kan plates | |
Week of July 14 | |
This entire week I used the Google Glass for all my wet lab work. This was a part of a study run by the Human Computer Interaction Lab at Wellesley College. This week involved troubleshooting and making more of some Level 0 mini prep stocks were exhausted.
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Weeks of July 21 and July 28 | |
Finally, I finished making the Level 1s.
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