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Conclusions
'''Assemblies'''
* '''Success!''' (1, 2, & 4) Bands match expected size for vector pSB1A3 (not old vector V0120) and for assembled insert: hPCD (186) + BL01 (2520) = 2706 (visibly larger than BL01 band)
# BioBrick name: 5' part/(a/b)/size + 3' part/(c/d)/size
* Transferring inserts from V0120 to pSB1A3 is probably a good idea since several internal BsmBI sites might destroy any template background
# BioBrick name: 5' part/(a/b)/size + 3' part/(c/d)/size
* Use BsmBI Type IIS method to assemble all the things!


* Digests (Fermentas FD)
** Specific notes
{| {{table}} cellspacing="3" <!-- Digest rxn. table -->
|- valign="top"
| bgcolor=#cfcfcf | Reagent
| bgcolor=#cfcfcf | Volume
| rowspan="7" | <!-- [[Image:GelImage.jpg|270px|Hover name]]<br>30 μL/lane, 1% agarose; [http://openwetware.org/wiki/Image:KAH_Fermentas_GeneRuler_1kbplus.jpg Ladder] -->
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| DNA (plasmid) || up to 25 μL
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| 10x buffer || 3.0
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| enzyme 1 || 1.0
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| enzyme 2 || 1.0
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| dH<sub>2</sub>O || ---
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| &nbsp; || 30 μL --> 37°C/ ~30 min.
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* Measure conc.'s
{| {{table}} cellspacing="3" <!-- [DNA] table -->
|- bgcolor=#cfcfcf
| Sample || OD260 || 260/280 || ng/μL
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| 1. Digested part (a/b) || --- || --- || ---
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| 2. Digested part (c/d) || --- || --- || ---
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* Dephosphorylation (Roche)
{| {{table}} cellspacing="3" <!-- Dephos table -->
|-
| bgcolor=#cfcfcf | Reagent
| bgcolor=#cfcfcf | Volume
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| DNA (clean digest) || up to 17 μL (500 ng)
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| 10x buffer d.p. || 2.0
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| phosphatase || 1.0
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| dH<sub>2</sub>O || ---
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| &nbsp; || 20 μL --> 37°C/ 10 min.; 75°C/ 2 min.; [final] = 25 ng/μL
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* Ligations
{| {{table}} cellspacing="3" <!-- Ligations table -->
|- bgcolor=#cfcfcf
| Ligation || <font color="blue"><u>Plate results (lig : neg crtl)</u> mm/dd/yy</font>
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| 1. insert(a/b)/size, ## ng + vector(c/d)/size, ## ng || <font color="blue">new BioBrick #:1 (Pick #)</font>
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| 2. vector(c/d)/ ## ng || &nbsp;
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{| {{table}} cellspacing="3" <!-- Ligation rxn table -->
| &nbsp;            || 1    || 2    ||
|-
| Insert DNA        || ###  || ---  ||
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| Vector DNA        || ###  || ###  ||
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| 2x lgn buf (Roche) || ###  || ###  ||
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| T4 ligase (NEB)    || 1.0  || 1.0  ||
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| dH<sub>2</sub>O    || ###  || ###  ||
|-
| &nbsp;            || # μL || # μL ||
|}
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'''Oligo annealing'''
# New BB 1
# New BB 2
{| class="wikitable" border="0" cellspacing="3" <!-- Oligo annealing rxn table -->
| DNA (oligos, 100 μM) || up to 18 μL (3 μL ea.)
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| 10x annealing buffer || 2.0
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| dH<sub>2</sub>O || ---
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| &nbsp; || 20 μL --> 100°C (water bath)/ 5 min.; Cool to R.T. overnight
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01/17/13

  • Minipreps: check Golden Gate assembly clones (trial 3)



Minipreps

  • Check with E/P digests
  • Minipreps from colonies on Plate #2 (Promega home-made ligation buffer trial)
Reagent Volume Expected:
1. Plate 2-1 = 2000 (v), 2706 (i)
2. Plate 2-2 = 2000 (v), 2706 (i)
3. Plate 2-3 (red) = 2000 (v), 2706 (i)

4. Plate 2-4 = 2000 (v), 2706 (i)
5. pSB1A3+RFP = 2000 (v), ~1200 (i)
6. hPCD/V0120 = 3200 (v), 186 (i)
7. BL01 = 3200 (v), 2520 (i)
E/P digests
15 μL/lane; 1% agarose; Ladder
DNA(plasmid) 3.0 μL
10X buffer 1.5
EcoRI 1.0
PstI 1.0
dH2O 9.5
  15 μL --> 37°C/ ~15 min.

Conclusions

  • Success! (1, 2, & 4) Bands match expected size for vector pSB1A3 (not old vector V0120) and for assembled insert: hPCD (186) + BL01 (2520) = 2706 (visibly larger than BL01 band)
  • Transferring inserts from V0120 to pSB1A3 is probably a good idea since several internal BsmBI sites might destroy any template background
  • Use BsmBI Type IIS method to assemble all the things!