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                    <div class="notebook_week_p">After a lot of document viewing and brainstorms, we finally came up with a clear idea about how we were
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                        Comparing different transportation methods, including physical electroporation, chemical nanoparticles,
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                        and even virus methods, we decided to improve the transport efficiency of the system by using two-dimensional
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                        nanomaterials to encapsulate the cas9/sgRNA complex assembled in vitro to transport into the cells.</div>
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                    <div class="notebook_week_p">We began to delve into more detailed and specific knowledge, such as the structure of cas9 protein and
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                        method of primer design, learning how to design sgRNA, and so on.</div>
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                    <div class="notebook_week_p">After confirming the type of cas9 protein, we started buying and asking other labs if they had the same
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                        cas9 protein. While waiting for an answer, we are continuing to refine the questions left over from
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                    <div class="notebook_week_p"> We continued to search for related documents in order to choose the appropriate target sequences of gene
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                    <div class="notebook_week_p">Meanwhile, we successfully transformed the plasmid pET-NLS-Cas9-6xHis (purchased from Addgene) into E.coli
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                        (BL21), then we tried to express and purify the cas9 protein according to the protocol[1]. But the
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                        <br> 【1】Ha J S, Lee J S, Jeong J, et al. Poly-sgRNA/siRNA ribonucleoprotein nanoparticles for targeted
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                        gene disruption[J]. Journal of Controlled Release, 2017, 250:27-35.</div>
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                        2-3, plasmid pKM586 after double enzyme digestion
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                        <br>Overlap ArsR + Arsr Promoter,but failed.
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                        <br>Overlap ArsR Promoter + smURFP, failed.
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                        <br>Enzyme digestion of pwj66.</div>
 
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                        <br>PCR of ParsR promoter ArsR protein fragment.</div>
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                        <b>Figure 6.</b>LB media of pKM586 after transformed</div>
 
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                        <b>Figure 7.</b>The result of nucleic acid gel electrophoresis after overlapping of ArsR Promoter and
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                        smURFP. Lane M, Marker. Lane 1-7, ArsR Promoter＋smURFP. PCR of ParsR promoter ArsR protein fragment.</div>
 
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                        <b>Figure 8.</b> The result of nucleic acid gel electrophoresis after overlapping of ArsR Promoter and
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                        smURFP. Lane M, Marker. Lane 1, smURFP. Lane 2-4, ArsR Promoter＋smURFP.</div>
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                        <br>Gel Extraction purification.
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                        <br>Double digestion of pKM586.</div>
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                        <b>Figure 9.</b>Double digestion of pKM586 with AatII and BamHI. Lane M, Marker. Lane 1,Plasmid pKM586.
 +
                        Lane 2, Plasmid pKM586 after double enzyme digestion
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                        <br>Connection the two fragments after enzyme digestion
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                        <br>Transform the product into E.coli DH5α</div>
 
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 +
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                        <b>Figure 10.</b>Double digestion of pKM586 with AatII and BamHI. Lane M, Marker. Lane 1, pKM586; Lane
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                        2-3, plasmid pKM586 after double enzyme digestion</div>
 
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                        <b>Figure 11.</b>The result of nucleic acid gel electrophoresis after overlapping the whole arsenic
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                        loop. Lane M, Marker. Lane1-7 the whole arsenic loop.</div>
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                    <div class="notebook_week_p">Reconstruction of pKM586 original plasmid, the quality of plasmid extraction is not high</div>
 
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                        in cutting efficiency. The arsenic loop complete fragment double digestion and pKM586 double digestion
 +
                        product gel recovery, as well as ligation transformation.</div>
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                        <b>Figure 12.</b>the arsenic loop after transformed into DH5α</div>
 
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                        <b>Figure 13.</b>Double digestion to verify the ligation product. Lane M, Marker. Lane 1, Plasmid pKM586.
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                        with BamHI. Lane 9, Plasmid ArS double digestion with AatII and BamHI.</div>
 
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                        <b>Figure 14.</b>the arsenic loop after transformed into BL21</div>
 
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