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<h3 class="inline-heading-type">Below is an interactive list of the laboratory techniques employed by the team. Click to navigate to that protocol</h3> | <h3 class="inline-heading-type">Below is an interactive list of the laboratory techniques employed by the team. Click to navigate to that protocol</h3> | ||
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− | + | <a href="#KODPCR">KOD PCR</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#ColonyPCR">Colony PCR</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#OEPCR">Overlap Extention PCR</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#1AGel">Making a 1% Agarose Gel</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Electrophoresis">Agarose Gel Electrophoresis</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#CellStock">Cell Stock</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Miniprep">Miniprep</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#GelExtraction">Gel Extraction</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#PCRCleanup">PCR Cleanup</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Digestion">Digestion</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Ligation">Ligation</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Transformation">Transformation</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#LiquidCultures">Liquid Cultures</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#TestCuts">Test Cuts</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Gibson">Gibson</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#Recombination">Recombination Reaction</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#CellFree">Cell-Free Reaction</a>, | |
− | + | <a href="#MakingCF">Making Cell Free</a> | |
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<a class="anchor" name="KODPCR"></a> | <a class="anchor" name="KODPCR"></a> |
Revision as of 19:46, 30 October 2017
OUR TEAM
Below is an interactive list of the laboratory techniques employed by the team. Click to navigate to that protocol
KOD PCR
Materials
- 5% DMSO
- 2x KOD Hot Start Master Mix
- PCR Tubes
- Forward Primers(s) [10 uM]
- Reverse Primer(s) [10 uM]
- DNA Template
- Deionized water
Procedure
- Add 18.5 uL of deionized water to PCR tube
- Add 1.5 µl of both the requisite Forward and Reverse Primers to PCR tube
- Add 1 ul of DNA template
- Add 27.5 µl of KOD Hot start Master Mix to PCR tube
- Centrifuge for 10 seconds to remove air bubbles
- Place in Thermocycler
Thermocycler Conditions
Number of Cycles | From 20 - 40 |
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Annealing Temperature | Set temperature to the lowest primer melt temperature |
Extension Time | If target size is: < 500 bp run 10 sec/kb 500-1000 bp run 15 sec/kb 1000-3000 bp run 20 sec/kb < 3000 bp run 20 sec/kb |
Colony PCR
Materials
- 5% DMSO
- 2x KOD Hot Start Master Mix
- PCR Tubes
- Forward Primers(s) [10 uM]
- Reverse Primer(s) [10 uM]
- DNA Template
- Deionized water
Procedure
- Prepare the DNA template by picking a colony from a plate and mixing it into 10 uL of deionized water in a PCR tube
- Add 17.5 µl of deionized water to another PCR tube
- Add 1.5 µl of both the requisite Forward and Reverse Primers to the second PCR tube
- Add 2 ul of water containing cells with DNA template sample
- Add 27.5 µl of KOD Hot Start Master Mix
- Centrifuge for 10 seconds to remove air bubbles
- Place in Thermocycler
Thermocycler Conditions
Number of Cycles | From 20 - 40 |
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Annealing Temperature | Set temperature to the lowest primer melt temperature |
Extension Time | If target size is: < 500 bp run 10 sec/kb 500-1000 bp run 15 sec/kb 1000-3000 bp run 20 sec/kb < 3000 bp run 20 sec/kb |
Overlap Extension PCR
Materials
- 5% DMSO
- 2x KOD Hot Start Master Mix
- PCR Tubes
- Forward Primers(s) [10 uM]
- Reverse Primer(s) [10 uM]
- DNA Template
- Deionized water
Procedure
- Add equimolar concentrations of each DNA sample to a PCR tube
- Add 1.5 uL of each Forward and Reverse Primer
- Add 27.5 uL of KOD Hot Start Master Mix
- Add deionized water until the total volume is 50 uL
- Place in Themocycler
Thermocycler Conditions
Number of Cycles | From 20 - 40 |
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Annealing Temperature | Set temperature to the lowest primer melt temperature |
Extension Time | If target size is: < 500 bp run 10 sec/kb 500-1000 bp run 15 sec/kb 1000-3000 bp run 20 sec/kb < 3000 bp run 20 sec/kb |
Making a 1% Agarose Gel
Materials
- Agarose
- 1x TAE Buffer
- Ethidium Bromide
- 250 mL Flask
Procedure
- Add 0.6 g of agarose to 250 mL flask
- Add 60 mL of 1x TAE buffer and mix by swirling the flask
- Microwave mixture for 60 seconds
- Add 3 uL of Ethidium Bromide and mix gently
- Pour into gel tray with the desired comb size and wait 30 minutes for it to solidify
Agarose Gel Electrophoresis
Materials
- Agarose Gel
- 6x Loading Dye
- 2 log DNA ladder
- Gel Box
- 1x TAE Buffer
Procedure
- Add 6x loading dye to each sample
- Place agarose gel into gel box
- Fill gel box with 1x TAE buffer to fill line
- Load 2 log ladder and samples into wells
- Run gel at 135 V for 30-40 minutes
Cell Stock
Materials
- Liquid Cell Culture
- 50% Glycerol
- Cryofreezer Tube
Procedure
- Add 600 ul of glycerol into cryotube
- Add 600 ul of culture to cryotube
- Mix gently by pipetting up and down
- Freeze and store at -80℃
Miniprep
Materials
- 1.7 mL Microcentrifuge Tubes
- Spin Columns
- Spin Tubes
- MX1 Buffer
- MX2 Buffer
- MX3 Buffer
- WN Buffer
- WS Buffer
- Elution Buffer
- Centrifuge
- Vacuum Manifold
- 55℃ Bead Bath
Procedure
- Prepare the Elution Buffer by placing it in the 55℃ bead bath
- Transfer the sample to a microcentrifuge tube and spin for 2 minutes at 13,000 rpm
- Pour off the supernatant from the pellet
- Pipette 200 uL of MX1 into the samples and vortex to resuspend
- Pipette 250 uL of MX2 into the samples and invert the tube ~5 times
- Pipette 350 uL of MX3 into the samples and invert the tube ~5 times
- Centrifuge at MAX speed for 5 minutes
- Pour the supernatant off the microcentrifuge tubes into spin columns and turn on the vacuum manifold
- Pipette 500 uL of WN buffer into each column
- Pipette 700 uL of WS buffer into each column
- Turn of vacuum manifold and place spin columns in collection tubes
- Centrifuge for 3 minutes at MAX speed and discard collection tubes. Place the spin column in a new microcentrifuge tube
- Pipette 50 uL of Elution Buffer right above the membrane of the column without touching the membrane with the pipette tip. Let the column sit for 2 minutes
- Centrifuge for 60 seconds at MAX speed
- Nanodrop DNA for concentration and store in at -20℃
Gel Extraction
Materials
- 1.7ml Microcentrifuge Tubes
- Spin Columns
- Spin Tubes
- GEX Buffer
- WN Buffer
- WS Buffer
- Centrifuge
- Vacuum Manifold
- 55℃ Bead Bath
Procedure
- Prepare the Elution Buffer by placing it in the 55℃ bead bath
- Place excised gel fragment in a microcentrifuge tube and add 700 uL of GEX buffer
- Place tubes in the 55℃ bead bath and wait for the gel fragment to fully dissolve
- Transfer contents to spin columns that are place on the vacuum manifold. Turn on manifold
- Pipette 500 uL of WN buffer into each column
- Pipette 500 uL of WS buffer into each column
- Turn of vacuum manifold and place spin columns in collection tubes
- Centrifuge for 3 minutes at MAX speed and discard collection tubes. Place the spin column in a new microcentrifuge tube
- Pipette 30 uL of Elution Buffer right above the membrane of the column without touching the membrane with the pipette tip. Let the column sit for 2 minutes.
- Centrifuge for 60 seconds at MAX speed
- Nanodrop DNA for concentration and store in at -20℃
PCR Cleanup
Materials
- 1.7ml Microcentrifuge Tubes
- Spin Columns
- Spin Tubes
- PX Buffer
- WN Buffer
- WS Buffer
- Centrifuge
- Vacuum Manifold
- 55℃ Bead Bath
Procedure
- Add 10-100ul of PCR product into 1.7ml microcentrifuge tube
- Add 500ul of PX buffer to microcentrifuge tube
- Transfer contents to spin columns that are place on the vacuum manifold. Turn on manifold
- Pipette 500 uL of WN buffer into each column
- Pipette 500 uL of WS buffer into each column
- Turn of vacuum manifold and place spin columns in collection tubes
- Centrifuge for 3 minutes at MAX speed and discard collection tubes. Place the spin column in a new microcentrifuge tube
- Pipette 30 uL of Elution Buffer right above the membrane of the column without touching the membrane with the pipette tip. Let the column sit for 2 minutes.
- Centrifuge for 60 seconds at MAX speed
- Nanodrop DNA for concentration and store in at -20℃
Digestion
Materials
- Restriction Enzymes (keep on ice or ice block)
- Restriction Enzyme Buffer
- DNA
- Deionized water
- PCR Tubes
Procedure
- Add 4ug of plasmid DNA or 2ug of linear DNA to PCR tube
- Total amount of enzymes added should be 4ul
- Add 5ul of compatible buffer for restriction enzymes
- Add deionized water to a total volume of 50ul
- Place in thermocycler
- If adding CIP- add 1ul of CIP to the sample in the final 20 minutes while the sample remains in the thermocycler
Ligation
Materials
- T4 DNA Ligase (keep on ice or ice block)
- T4 DNA Ligase Buffer
- DNA
- Deionized Water
- PCR Tubes
Procedure
- Add equimolar concentrations of DNA fragments to PCR tube
- Add equimolar concentrations of DNA fragments to PCR tube
- Add 1ul of T4 DNA ligase
- Add deionized water to a final volume of 20ul
- Leave on bench for 20 minutes
- Heat inactivate by placing sample in 70℃ bead bath for 1 minute
Transformation
Materials
- KCM
- Top 10 Competent Cells
- Deionized Water
- PCR Tubes
Procedure
- Add 10ul of KCM to sample
- Add deionized water to 50ul
- Transfer contents of sample to Top Ten Cells
- Place in thermocycler when the block reaches 4℃
- Once finished in thermocycler spread the entire sample onto plates
Liquid Cultures
Materials
- 12ml Culture Tubes
- Liquid Media
Procedure
- Add 4ml of liquid media to culture tube
- Pick colony and eject tip into culture tube
- Incubate in a 37°C shaking incubator for 16-18 hours
Test Cuts
Materials
- Restriction Enzymes
- Restriction Enzyme Buffer
- DNA
- Deionized Water
- Microcentrifuge Tubes
- PCR Tubes
Procedure
- Make a master mix with the following volumes in a microcentrifuge tube: 1ul of Buffer, 0.25ul of each Restriction Enzyme, 6.5ul of Deionized Water
- Add 2ul of DNA to 8ul of Master Mix in a PCR tube
- Incubate reaction at 37°C for at least 15-30 minutes
- Run on agarose gel
Gibson
Materials
- DNA insert
- DNA backbone
- Deionized Water
- Gibson Master Mix
- PCR tubes
Procedure
- Add equimolar concentrations of DNA insert and DNA backbone to PCR tube
- Add deionized water to a total volume of 10ul
- Add 10ul of Gibson Master Mix
- Place in thermocycler
Recombination Reaction
Materials
- 250ng of DNA
- 10X of Recombinase Buffer
- Recombinase
- Deionized Water
- PCR Tubes
Procedure
- Add 250ng of DNA
- Add 5ul of 10X Recombinase Buffer
- Add 1ul of Recombinase
- Add deionized water to total volume of 50ul
- Incubate reaction at 37°C for 30 minutes
- Hit Shock at 70°C for 10 minutes
Cell-Free Reaction
Materials
- Cell Free Crude Cell Extract Master Mix
- Autoclaved Water
- DNA
- 384 Well Plates
- PCR Tubes
- Plate Reader
- Ice
Procedure
- Add 4nM of DNA to each PCR tube
- Add 16.5ul of Cell Free Crude Cell Extract Master Mix to PCR tube
- Add autoclaved water to total volume of 20ul
- Centrifuge PCR tubes
- Transfer reactions from PCR tubes to a 384 Well Plates
- Take initial fluorescence reading using a plate reader with wavelengths at 485nm and 525nm
- Incubate plate at 30°C
- Measure fluorescence every hour, we found that fluorescence levels out at 6 hours
Making Cell Free
Materials
Procedure