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     <h3>Collaborations</h3>
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     <h3>Collaborations</h3><br><br>
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<h2>Protocols for molecular biology</h2>
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                    <h2 id="colla">Collaborations</h2><hr>
 
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<p><font size=4><strong><strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong></strong> had collaborated with ‘<a href="https://2016.igem.org/Team:KoreaSonyeodul">KoreaSonyeodul</a> team from Hankuk Foreign Language High School. <strong>‘<strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong>’</strong> is a team made up with 7 high school girls, and this year is their first time participating iGEM. We, <strong><strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong></strong> team has participated iGEM since 2009, therefore our persistent experience on iGEM and synthetic biology-related activities could help them starting things up, through this collaboration.</font></p><br>
 
<p><font size=4>The collaboration was mainly proceeded in two categories: <a href="#mentor">mentoring new high school team</a>, and <a href="#exp">experimental exchanges</a>. </font></p>
 
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<h4 id="mentor"> 1. Mentoring a new high school team</h4>
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<h4>1. <em>E.coli</em> TSS competent cells</h4><br>
<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/5/51/Korea_U_Seoul_colla_mentor.jpg">
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<p><font size=4>After several contacts via e-mail, we could finally have a chance to meet <strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong>. The first meet up was held in June, at Korea University. Since <strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong> and <strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong> are the only Korean team this year, it was in fact a quite meaningful session that all the Korean participants were gathering. </font></p><br>
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<p><font size=4>First part of the meet up was about introducing our own project. <strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong> prepared a brief speech on who we are, what we have done in last 7 years with iGEM, and our plans for this year’s project. </font></p><br>
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<p><font size=4>Next was <strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong>. They proposed what they had in mind, and it was a brilliant idea so we actively participated with bunch of questions and answers coming and going. </font></p><br>
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<p><font size=4>Besides contents of the project itself, collaboration session was meaningful enough in the means of giving a real help to difficulties most of iGEM newbies are facing. </font></p><br>
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<p><font size=4>We went through the realistic preparations on iGEM jamboree participation, such as registration, transportations and accommodation reservations together with advices of former participants from our team. Also, we together checked the important schedules with essential requirements such as team/personal registration, wiki freeze and part submission. Especially, since experiment schedules often require a long time with many variables occurring in real time, we could give advices on planning the overall project to <strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong> which didn’t have much lab experiences before. </font></p><br>
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<p><font size=4>More than filling the requirements and essential preparations, we could deeply communicate about difficulties in running such a big project by our own as a student. Especially in the sense of handling a whole project, we discussed about how <strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong> is dealing with our own team management and organization. Dividing team into smaller groups and having weekly communication session where each group exchange their group’s progress could harden the teamwork and help <strong>Korea_U_Seoul</strong> to be a long-lasting team, which was the most important thing in overall. </font></p><hr><br>
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<h4 id="exp"> 2. Experimental exchanges</h4>
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<ol>Day1 :
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<li>Prepare 20ml of TSS buffer and 200ml of LB (Both must be autoclaved)</li>
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<li>Autoclave centrifuge pellets</li>
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<li>Chill the centrifuge pellet and TSS buffer in 4C refrigerator.. </li>
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<li>Grow your desired strain of <em>E.coli</em> in 3ml LB overnight. </li>
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</ol><p></p>
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<ol>Day2 : <li>Dilute 2ml of the culture in 200ml LB and grow till the OD600 reaches 0.4-0.5.</li>
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            <li>Incubate the cells on ice for few hours.</li>
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            <li>Centrifuge the cells at 3500rpm, 4C for 15minutes.</li>
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            <li>Remove supernatant and resuspend the cells in chilled 20ml TSS buffer. </li>
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            <li>Aliquot the 120 ul of cells in pre-chilled 1.5ml tubes and freeze the tube in liquid nitrogen. </li>
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            <li>Store at -80C</li>
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<h4>2. TSS Buffer</h4> <br>
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<li>PEG 10% (wt/vol) : 2g</li>
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<li>DMSO 5% (vol/vol) : 1ml</li>
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<li>20mM MgCl2 : 0.08g</li>
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<li>in 20ml LB</li>
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<li>autoclave and chill</li>
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<h4>3. Chemical transformation</h4><br>
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<ol>
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<li>Thaw competent cells on ice.</li>
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<li>Add 1ul to 5ul of DNA into 50ul of competent cells and gently mix.</li>
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<li>Incubate on ice for 10 to 20 minutes.</li>
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<li>Heat shock at 42C for 1 minute.</li>
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<li>Incubate on ice for 5 minutes.</li>
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<li>Add 200ul of LB and mix thorougly.</li>
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<li>Grow in 37C shaking incubator for 1hour.</li>
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<li>Plate the cells on a agar plate with appropriate antibiotics.</li>
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<li>Incubate plates at 37C overnight.</li>
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<h4>4. Diaphorase assay</h4><br>
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<ol>
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<li>Prepare autoclaved D.W, 10mM NADH, 20mM DCPIP</li>
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<li>Prepare your sample and controls. Purified enzymes are recommended as the sample since crude bacteria cell extract could already have reducing agents that can reduce DCPIP.</li>
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<li><table>
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    <th>Purified enzymes</th>
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    <th>Xul (Depends on the concentration of your purified enzymes)</th>
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  </tr>
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    <td>20mM DCPIP</td>
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    <td>1ul</td>
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    <td>10mM NADH</td>
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    <td>2ul</td>
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    <td>D.W</td>
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    <td>17-X</td>
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    <td>Total</td>
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    <td>20ul</td>
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<li>Check whether the colour changes.</li>
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<h4>5. Induction (IPTG. L-Arabionose)</h4><br>
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<ol>Day 1 : <li>Prepare 200ml of LB and autoclave.</li>
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            <li>Grow your desired strain of <em>E.coli</em> in 3ml LB overnight.</li>
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</ol>
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<ol>     
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Day 2 : <li>Dilute 2ml of the culture in 200ml LB and grow till the OD600 reaches 0.5~0.8.</li>
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          <li>Put your desired inducing agent into the 200ml culture.
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                (Final concentration : IPTG - 0.5mM, L-arabionose - 0.5%)</li>
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          <li>Incubate the 200ml culture in 20C overnight (12hours)</li>
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<h4>6. Enzyme purification (Mini scale)</h4><br>
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<p><font size=4>We followed the protocols of NI-NTA Spin Kit handbook.</font></p>
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<p><font size=4>(https://www.qiagen.com/cn/resources/resourcedetail?id=3fc8c76d-6d21-4887-9bf8-f35f78fcc2f2&lang=en)</font></p>
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<h2>Protocols for battery device</h2>
 
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<p><font size=4>The members of <strong>KoreaSonyeodul</strong> came to our lab to look around and have a meeting with our PI. They consulted us about their project, and we helped them to schedule their experiments. Since they did not have their own lab, they shared the lab with us. They never had any experience with lab work such as cloning, so we taught them how things are done. We taught and helped with their part cloning(Restriction enzyme cloning) and LIC cloning. We also helped the with their part registration and submission. </font></p>
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<h4>1. Battery device design</h4><br>
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      <p><font size=4>① Cut 15mL tube into enough length(about 8cm).<br>
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      ② Make a hole at 50mL tube's cap about ①'s diameter. Make 2 of it.<br>
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      ③ Pierce a very small hole for wire next to ②'s hole.<br>
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  ④ Connect electrode and wire with silicon waterproof adhesive.<br>
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             (We used 2cm*5cm carbon paper with coated back)<br>
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    ⑤ Attach ①, , with silicon adhesive. You should paste it very well. <br>
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           Two 50mL tube's cap should be arranged opposite. 50mL tubes will be linked from  outside.<br>
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    ⑥ Prepare catholyte and anolyte at 50mL tube each. <br>
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      ⑦ Add 175mM Sodium Chloride and Agar(15g/L) in DW, and autoclave it. <br>
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           Next, put a lid on ①'s 15mL tube and fill it with salt bridge solution.<br>
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⑧When salt bridge solidified in enough time, connect ⑤(body of device) and ⑥(catholyte and anolyte).<br>
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      ⑨ Link ⑧ into voltage measuring equipment.<br>
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      ⑩ After using the device, wash it softly and autoclave it.</font></p>
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<h4>2. Prepare catholyte and anolyte</h4><br>
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<p> <font size=4>      ① Make a pure culture of bacteria(MR-1, BW25113, BL21, etc) in LB solid medium  with antibiotics. You can use ampicillin for culturing <em>Shewanella oneidensis</em> MR-1.<br>
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      ② Make a seed culture with 4mL LB culture medium from single colony, add  antibiotics, and culture 12 hours. <br>
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      ③ Insert 1mL of seed culture, antibiotics in 100mL LB. Culture 24 Hours.<br>
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      ④ Put the cell down using centrifuge(3,000 RPM, 20 minutes, and 4°C).<br>
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      ⑤ If you need cell disruption, use sonicator(ultrasonic processor). Turn on 2 second,  turn off 10 second for 1 minute. Total time is 4 minutes. <br>
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      ⑥ Add mediator(30μM methylene blue) and substrate. It is convenient if you prepare  mediator as a stock solution.<br>
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      ⑦ Put 30mM Sodium ferricyanide(electron acceptor) in anolyte.</font><br>
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<h4>3. Electricity analysis</h4><br>
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<p> <font size=4>      ① We measured voltage every single minute by an electric measuring circuit using  potentiometer(1,000 ohm) and Keithley Digital Multimeter <br>
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      ② Therefore, we can calculate current with Ohm's law(V=IR).<br>
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      ③ Now we can get electric power with P=VI.<br>
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      ④ So we can draw voltage, current, and electric power graph each.<br>
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Collaborations






Protocols for molecular biology



1. E.coli TSS competent cells


    Day1 :
  1. Prepare 20ml of TSS buffer and 200ml of LB (Both must be autoclaved)
  2. Autoclave centrifuge pellets
  3. Chill the centrifuge pellet and TSS buffer in 4C refrigerator..
  4. Grow your desired strain of E.coli in 3ml LB overnight.

    Day2 :
  1. Dilute 2ml of the culture in 200ml LB and grow till the OD600 reaches 0.4-0.5.
  2. Incubate the cells on ice for few hours.
  3. Centrifuge the cells at 3500rpm, 4C for 15minutes.
  4. Remove supernatant and resuspend the cells in chilled 20ml TSS buffer.
  5. Aliquot the 120 ul of cells in pre-chilled 1.5ml tubes and freeze the tube in liquid nitrogen.
  6. Store at -80C



2. TSS Buffer


  • PEG 10% (wt/vol) : 2g
  • DMSO 5% (vol/vol) : 1ml
  • 20mM MgCl2 : 0.08g
  • in 20ml LB
  • autoclave and chill



  • 3. Chemical transformation


    1. Thaw competent cells on ice.
    2. Add 1ul to 5ul of DNA into 50ul of competent cells and gently mix.
    3. Incubate on ice for 10 to 20 minutes.
    4. Heat shock at 42C for 1 minute.
    5. Incubate on ice for 5 minutes.
    6. Add 200ul of LB and mix thorougly.
    7. Grow in 37C shaking incubator for 1hour.
    8. Plate the cells on a agar plate with appropriate antibiotics.
    9. Incubate plates at 37C overnight.



    4. Diaphorase assay


    1. Prepare autoclaved D.W, 10mM NADH, 20mM DCPIP
    2. Prepare your sample and controls. Purified enzymes are recommended as the sample since crude bacteria cell extract could already have reducing agents that can reduce DCPIP.
    3. Purified enzymes Xul (Depends on the concentration of your purified enzymes)
      20mM DCPIP 1ul
      10mM NADH 2ul
      D.W 17-X
      Total 20ul
    4. Check whether the colour changes.



    5. Induction (IPTG. L-Arabionose)


      Day 1 :
    1. Prepare 200ml of LB and autoclave.
    2. Grow your desired strain of E.coli in 3ml LB overnight.
      Day 2 :
    1. Dilute 2ml of the culture in 200ml LB and grow till the OD600 reaches 0.5~0.8.
    2. Put your desired inducing agent into the 200ml culture. (Final concentration : IPTG - 0.5mM, L-arabionose - 0.5%)
    3. Incubate the 200ml culture in 20C overnight (12hours)



    6. Enzyme purification (Mini scale)


    We followed the protocols of NI-NTA Spin Kit handbook.

    (https://www.qiagen.com/cn/resources/resourcedetail?id=3fc8c76d-6d21-4887-9bf8-f35f78fcc2f2&lang=en)



    Protocols for battery device

    1. Battery device design


    ① Cut 15mL tube into enough length(about 8cm).
    ② Make a hole at 50mL tube's cap about ①'s diameter. Make 2 of it.
    ③ Pierce a very small hole for wire next to ②'s hole.
    ④ Connect electrode and wire with silicon waterproof adhesive.
     (We used 2cm*5cm carbon paper with coated back)
    ⑤ Attach ①, ③, ④ with silicon adhesive. You should paste it very well.
     Two 50mL tube's cap should be arranged opposite. 50mL tubes will be linked from  outside.
    ⑥ Prepare catholyte and anolyte at 50mL tube each.
    ⑦ Add 175mM Sodium Chloride and Agar(15g/L) in DW, and autoclave it.
     Next, put a lid on ①'s 15mL tube and fill it with salt bridge solution.
    ⑧When salt bridge solidified in enough time, connect ⑤(body of device) and ⑥(catholyte and anolyte).
    ⑨ Link ⑧ into voltage measuring equipment.
    ⑩ After using the device, wash it softly and autoclave it.



    2. Prepare catholyte and anolyte


    ① Make a pure culture of bacteria(MR-1, BW25113, BL21, etc) in LB solid medium  with antibiotics. You can use ampicillin for culturing Shewanella oneidensis MR-1.
    ② Make a seed culture with 4mL LB culture medium from single colony, add  antibiotics, and culture 12 hours.
    ③ Insert 1mL of seed culture, antibiotics in 100mL LB. Culture 24 Hours.
    ④ Put the cell down using centrifuge(3,000 RPM, 20 minutes, and 4°C).
    ⑤ If you need cell disruption, use sonicator(ultrasonic processor). Turn on 2 second,  turn off 10 second for 1 minute. Total time is 4 minutes.
    ⑥ Add mediator(30μM methylene blue) and substrate. It is convenient if you prepare  mediator as a stock solution.
    ⑦ Put 30mM Sodium ferricyanide(electron acceptor) in anolyte.



    3. Electricity analysis


    ① We measured voltage every single minute by an electric measuring circuit using  potentiometer(1,000 ohm) and Keithley Digital Multimeter
    ② Therefore, we can calculate current with Ohm's law(V=IR).
    ③ Now we can get electric power with P=VI.
    ④ So we can draw voltage, current, and electric power graph each.


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