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Revision as of 14:07, 29 September 2018

Transforming E.Coli NEB Turbo to amplify plasmids for pRED/ET Engineering

2018/05/07
Participants: Dominic
Protocol: epo. Trafo
Notes: pkD3 contains resistance cassettes with FRT-sites for pRED engineering
incubate pRED at 30°C because of temperature sensitive promoter
pNPTS138-R6KT is for knock-ins via RecA Recombineering
Results: no colonies. we suspected electroporation to be a problem and tried chemical transformation of NEB Turbo next.

Redo: Transforming E.Coli NEB Turbo to amplify plasmids for pRED/ET Engineering

2018/05/18
Participants: Dominic
Protocol: chem Trafo
Notes: inoculate pRED at 30°C because of temperature sensitive promoter
Results: no colonies. We suspected the E. Coli NEB Turbo to be a problem and switched to E. Coli Dh5a as a cloning organism.

Redo: Transforming E.Coli Dh5a to amplify plasmids for pRED/ET Engineering

2018/05/24
Participants: Dominic
Protocol: epo. Trafo
Notes: inoculate pRED at 30°C because of temperature sensitive promoter, pKD3 contains resistance cassette flanked by FRT sites
Results: no colonies

Transforming E.Coli Dh5a to amplify plasmids for pRED/ET Engineering

2018/05/25
Participants: Dominic
Protocol: chem. Trafo
Notes: pKD3 contains resistance cassette flanked by FRT sites
Results: no colonies. because pRED/ET could not be transformed, we got readily transformed cells from PD Dr. Jürgen Lassak from the LMU

DNA preparation for pRED/ET Engineering

2018/05/26
Participants: Dominic
Protocol: mini prep
Notes: because pRED/ET could not be transformed, we got readily transformed cells from PD Dr. Jürgen Lassak from the LMU
Results: pRED/ET: 37,5 ng/ul pNPTS138-R6KT: 60ng/ul