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Checks if cells do/don't bind streptavidin<br>
Checks if cells do/don't bind streptavidin<br>
For all 16 constructe & the 3 controls: grow them with/without arabinose to saturation in 1uL culture (grown in 24 well blocks)<br>
For all 16 constructe & the 3 controls: grow them with/without arabinose to saturation in 1-3uL culture (grown in 24 well blocks)<br>
96 well plate: <br>l
96 well plate: <br>
- each well add 300ul PBS, 15ul Streptavidin, 25ul of cell culture (the first time we do this, it will be saturated culture) <br>
- each well add 300ul PBS, 15ul Streptavidin, 25ul of cell culture (the first time we do this, it will be saturated culture) <br>
- incubate at 37C without shaking for 30mins-1hour<br>
- incubate at 37C without shaking for 30mins-1hour<br>
- check either at room light for red color or UV box for bright white color
- spin down cells for 1 min at full speed to pellet cells
- check in UV box for bright white color
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Controls:<br>
Controls:<br>

Revision as of 10:42, 20 April 2009

Checks if cells do/don't bind streptavidin
For all 16 constructe & the 3 controls: grow them with/without arabinose to saturation in 1-3uL culture (grown in 24 well blocks)
96 well plate:
- each well add 300ul PBS, 15ul Streptavidin, 25ul of cell culture (the first time we do this, it will be saturated culture)
- incubate at 37C without shaking for 30mins-1hour
- spin down cells for 1 min at full speed to pellet cells - check in UV box for bright white color

Controls:
pBca9145-Bca 9494 (positive control that displays cpx, a streptavidin binding peptide under Pbad)
DH10B (no plasmid, negative control)
pBca9495CA-Bca1144 (negative control: backbone)

Can play with:
- streptavidin concentrations
- mid-log vs. saturation
- quantitative assays (number of washes, volume...)


JCA: This needs much more detail. In particular, write up the details about the volumes of materials, composition of the assays, times and temperatures at each step, etc.