Talk:20.109(S11):Purify RNA and run affinity column (Day4): Difference between revisions

From OpenWetWare
Jump to navigationJump to search
(New page: ==Sign-up for column protocols== ===T/R=== You and your partner should propose a protocol in the table below. If you make changes to the 8-12 % due to not having enough RNA on Day 4, p...)
 
 
(22 intermediate revisions by 14 users not shown)
Line 25: Line 25:
|1
|1
|Red
|Red
|
|.5
|
|4
|
|24
|
|Starting with a lower 8-12 concentration.
|-
|-
|2
|2
|Orange
|Orange
|
|50
|
|8
|
|16
|
|Repeat high-percentage run because the decrease in enrichment with increasing number of washes intrigued us
|-
|-
|3
|3
|Yellow
|Yellow
|
|1
|
|4
|
|24
|
|starting with a lower 8-12 concentration
|-
|-
|4
|4
|Green
|Green
|
|50
|
|4
|
|24
|
|Repeating high-percentage run for statistical reliability.
|-
|-
|5
|5
|Blue
|Blue
|
|2
|
|4
|
|32
|
|Check to see at what limit does the trend of more washes contribute to the yield hold true.
|-
|-
|6
|6
|Pink
|Pink
|
|2
|
|4
|
|24
|
|Repeat from last year's experiment
|-
|-
|7
|7
|Purple
|Purple
|
|10
|
|8
|
|32
|
|Interested in seeing the effect of introducing greater number of washes
|}
|}
</center>
</center>
Line 77: Line 77:
===W/F===
===W/F===


You and your partner should choose one of the wash protocols below by signing up under the ''Group'' heading.
You and your partner should propose a protocol in the table below.


If you make changes to the 8-12 % due to  not having enough RNA on Day 4, please note them in the final column.
If you make changes to the 8-12 % due to  not having enough RNA on Day 4, please note them in the final column.
<center>
{| border="1"
! Protocol#
! Group
! 8-12 %
! Wash # (partner 1)
! Wash # (partner 2)
! Note changes to plan here
|-
|0
|Sample
|5
|5
|15
|Didn't have enough 6-5 when isolated RNA, so switched to 10% 8-12.
|-
|1
|Red
|2
|4
|24
|Repeat from last year's experiment
|-
|2
|Orange
|2
|2
|48
|New experiment: Testing extremes of washing.
|-
|3
|Yellow
|50
|8
|16
|Last year's experimenters observed a decrease in yield after more washes. Repeating to see if the break from the general trend is due to the conditions selected or experimenter variation.
|-
|4
|Green
|.25
|4
|24
|New experiment, .25% pre-selection 8-12 to test lower limits of 8-12 recovery.
|-
|5
|Blue
|10
|2
|34
|New experiment. Using 10% (we would have chosen 2%, but we suspect there could be contamination in our sample) but with extremes of washing.
|-
|6
|Pink
|10
|8
|16
|Repeat from last year's
|-
|7
|Purple
|50
|4
|24
|repeating last year's experiment that did not actually have 50%
|}
</center>
<br style="clear:both;"/>

Latest revision as of 08:10, 15 February 2011

Sign-up for column protocols

T/R

You and your partner should propose a protocol in the table below.

If you make changes to the 8-12 % due to not having enough RNA on Day 4, please note them in the final column.

Protocol# Group 8-12 % Wash # (partner 1) Wash # (partner 2) Note changes to plan here
0 Sample 5 5 15 Didn't have enough 6-5 when isolated RNA, so switched to 10% 8-12.
1 Red .5 4 24 Starting with a lower 8-12 concentration.
2 Orange 50 8 16 Repeat high-percentage run because the decrease in enrichment with increasing number of washes intrigued us
3 Yellow 1 4 24 starting with a lower 8-12 concentration
4 Green 50 4 24 Repeating high-percentage run for statistical reliability.
5 Blue 2 4 32 Check to see at what limit does the trend of more washes contribute to the yield hold true.
6 Pink 2 4 24 Repeat from last year's experiment
7 Purple 10 8 32 Interested in seeing the effect of introducing greater number of washes


W/F

You and your partner should propose a protocol in the table below.

If you make changes to the 8-12 % due to not having enough RNA on Day 4, please note them in the final column.

Protocol# Group 8-12 % Wash # (partner 1) Wash # (partner 2) Note changes to plan here
0 Sample 5 5 15 Didn't have enough 6-5 when isolated RNA, so switched to 10% 8-12.
1 Red 2 4 24 Repeat from last year's experiment
2 Orange 2 2 48 New experiment: Testing extremes of washing.
3 Yellow 50 8 16 Last year's experimenters observed a decrease in yield after more washes. Repeating to see if the break from the general trend is due to the conditions selected or experimenter variation.
4 Green .25 4 24 New experiment, .25% pre-selection 8-12 to test lower limits of 8-12 recovery.
5 Blue 10 2 34 New experiment. Using 10% (we would have chosen 2%, but we suspect there could be contamination in our sample) but with extremes of washing.
6 Pink 10 8 16 Repeat from last year's
7 Purple 50 4 24 repeating last year's experiment that did not actually have 50%