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<p>Describe the research, experiments, and protocols you used in your iGEM project. These should be detailed enough for another team to repeat your experiments.</p>
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<center><h1 style="font-size: 26px">Experiments</h1></center>
Please remember to put all characterization and measurement data for your parts on the corresponding Registry part pages.  
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<h2>Wet Lab Protocols</h2>
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LB Broth</br>
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25g LB Broth, Miller</br>
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1L Water</br>
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-Mix LB powder into water, autoclave for 15 minutes. Supplement with antibiotics
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(Chloramphenicol, 35μL/mL) as needed.</br>
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LB Agar</br>
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25g LB Broth, Miller</br>
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15g Granulated Agar</br>
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1L Water</br>
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-Mix LB powder and Agar into water. Heat until agar is dissolved and solution is clear, avoid
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boiling over. Autoclave for 15 minutes. Supplement with antibiotics (Chloramphenicol,
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35μL/mL) as needed. Pour 20mL into sterile culture plates and let cool.</br>
 
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<h3>Transformation of Competent Cells </h3>
 
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50μL Competent Cells (DH5α E. coli)</br>
<h5>What should this page contain?</h5>
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10ng Plasmid DNA</br>
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450μL LB</br>
<li> Protocols </li>
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LB/Chloramphenicol Plate</br>
<li> Experiments </li>
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-Thaw Competent cells on ice and add plasmid DNA. Let sit for 20 minutes on ice. Heat shock
<li> Documentation of the development of your project </li>
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cells at 45 o C for 30 seconds and then return to ice for 2 minutes. Add LB and incubate at 37 o C
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for 2-3 hours. Plate 100μL of the cells on a LB/Chloramphenicol plate and incubate at 37 o C
 
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<h5>Inspiration</h5>
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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Colombia/Protocols">2014 Colombia </a></li>
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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Imperial/Protocols">2014 Imperial </a></li>
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<li><a href="https://2014.igem.org/Team:Caltech/Project/Experiments">2014 Caltech </a></li>
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<h3>Dry Lab Protocols</h3>
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Protein Reverse Translation</br>
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-Isolate the protein sequence of interest and reverse translate using the E. coli preferred codon
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library in SnapGene. After reverse translation, look for out-of- frame coding regions and alter the
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codons so that no transcription is likely to occur. Finally, run a BLASTX protocol to ensure that
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the nucleotide sequence still encodes the protein of interest.</p>
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<h2>Machine Learning Protocols</h2>
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LSTM model was coded using Tensorflow library and imported to Jupyter notebooks for 3 main experiments.</p>
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<h4>Artemisinin Binding</h4>
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- Created LSTM model. </br>
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- Collected and imported positive dataset for proteins that bind to Artemisinin and negative dataset for proteins that do not bind to Artemisinin by hand from NCBI and literature.</br>
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- Train model to learn binding vs. not binding.
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- Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed). </br>
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- Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.</p></br>
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<h4>Artemisinin Consensus Sequence</h4>
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- Created LSTM. </br>
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- Imported dataset (from previous model^). </br>
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- Trained model to look at specified sequence length for binding vs. not binding. </br>
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- Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed). </br>
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- Set variables consistent (batch size, epochs, and sequence length to run in range loop).
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- Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.</p></br>
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<h4>Homeobox Consensus Sequence</h4>
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- Created LSTM. </br>
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- Imported dataset from Uniprot data website for proteins containing homeo-domain sequence and proteins and proteins not containing homeodomain sequence. </br>
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- Trained model to look at specified sequence length for binding vs. not binding. </br>
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- Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed). </br>
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- Set variables consistent (batch size, epochs, and sequence length to run in range loop). </br>
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- Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.</p></br>
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 1 November 2017

Florida_Atlantic

Experiments

Wet Lab Protocols

LB Broth
25g LB Broth, Miller
1L Water
-Mix LB powder into water, autoclave for 15 minutes. Supplement with antibiotics (Chloramphenicol, 35μL/mL) as needed.

LB Agar
25g LB Broth, Miller
15g Granulated Agar
1L Water
-Mix LB powder and Agar into water. Heat until agar is dissolved and solution is clear, avoid boiling over. Autoclave for 15 minutes. Supplement with antibiotics (Chloramphenicol, 35μL/mL) as needed. Pour 20mL into sterile culture plates and let cool.

Transformation of Competent Cells

50μL Competent Cells (DH5α E. coli)
10ng Plasmid DNA
450μL LB
LB/Chloramphenicol Plate
-Thaw Competent cells on ice and add plasmid DNA. Let sit for 20 minutes on ice. Heat shock cells at 45 o C for 30 seconds and then return to ice for 2 minutes. Add LB and incubate at 37 o C for 2-3 hours. Plate 100μL of the cells on a LB/Chloramphenicol plate and incubate at 37 o C overnight.

Dry Lab Protocols

Protein Reverse Translation
-Isolate the protein sequence of interest and reverse translate using the E. coli preferred codon library in SnapGene. After reverse translation, look for out-of- frame coding regions and alter the codons so that no transcription is likely to occur. Finally, run a BLASTX protocol to ensure that the nucleotide sequence still encodes the protein of interest.



Machine Learning Protocols

LSTM model was coded using Tensorflow library and imported to Jupyter notebooks for 3 main experiments.


Artemisinin Binding

- Created LSTM model.
- Collected and imported positive dataset for proteins that bind to Artemisinin and negative dataset for proteins that do not bind to Artemisinin by hand from NCBI and literature.
- Train model to learn binding vs. not binding. - Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed).
- Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.


Artemisinin Consensus Sequence

- Created LSTM.
- Imported dataset (from previous model^).
- Trained model to look at specified sequence length for binding vs. not binding.
- Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed).
- Set variables consistent (batch size, epochs, and sequence length to run in range loop). - Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.



Homeobox Consensus Sequence

- Created LSTM.
- Imported dataset from Uniprot data website for proteins containing homeo-domain sequence and proteins and proteins not containing homeodomain sequence.
- Trained model to look at specified sequence length for binding vs. not binding.
- Established consistent parameters for learning process (number of proteins per dataset, learning rate, network size, and sub-sequence length viewed).
- Set variables consistent (batch size, epochs, and sequence length to run in range loop).
- Ran test and repeated to establish consistency.