Talk:Protocols

This is a proposed restyling of the protocols page. I thought I would put it here to see what people thought before making it go live on the real page. Comments welcome. I just thought the page could be made more compact and easy to view. Feel free to retweak if you have a better idea. A similar thing has been suggested for the materials page. My only concern is whether it makes it more difficult/intimidating for those new to wikis to edit? Which is definitely not what I want. -- RS

In vivo Escherichia coli beta-Galactosidase Assay (A better Miller) Bacterial cell culture Chemically competent cells Electrocompetent cells Electroporation Miniprep Colony PCR Pulse-chase protein production Pour LB plates S_N Chemostat Protocol Yeast High Efficiency Transformation Yeast Colony PCR Yeast DNA Prep Cell Cycle Arrest Fixing cells B-galactosidase assay Time-Lapse Microscopy Simple Yeast Lysate (for Western etc.) Assaying mating Pour YPD plates Dropout plates for yeast Layered plates T7 Simple lysate protocol from plaque or lysate Cesium Chloride Purification of T7 Mesoplasma florum Culture Media

In vitro Nucleic acids Quantification of nucleic acids Phenol/chloroform extraction Nucleic acid precipitation Denaturing acrylamide gel purification of nucleic acids DNA Agarose gel electrophoresis Annealing Primers Designing primers DNA Ligation Library Generation Miniprep PCR Phosphatase treatment of linearized vector PNK Treatment of DNA Ends Purification of DNA Reconstituting primers Restriction digest 'Round-the-horn site-directed mutagenesis Sequencing DNA Site-directed mutagenesis Templiphi RNA RNA Extraction Northern Blot, 32P End-Labeled Probes Probe Prep, 32P End-Labeled Probes RNase Protection Assay In vitro transcription with T7 RNA polymerase RNA Half-life Protein Acrylamide gels and SDS-PAGE Coomassie Stain Coomassie Destain Silver staining Western Blot HPLC

Other Microfluidics Design a Microfluidic Chip Order a Microfluidic Chip from the Foundry Operate Microfluidic Chemostat Microscopy Agarose Pads for Microscopy Quantitative Microscopy Time-Lapse Microscopy Flow Cytometry Flow Calibration Plate reader Counteracting evaporation from wells in a Victor3 plate reader