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<h4>Working through the BioBrick lab</h4> | <h4>Working through the BioBrick lab</h4> | ||
− | <p>We’ve successfully transformed our composite RFP BioBrick into E. coli and run colony PCR to confirm. We’ll be spending the rest of the week planning our purification technique (subcloning into another vector to add a HisTag) and fluorescent | + | <p> We’ve run into some roadblocks in the BioBrick characterization lab - spending the week troubleshooting our PCR protocol. We’ve found the polymerase we’ve been using hasn’t been that efficient, now using KAPA2G. Also looking at the BioBrick construct, our original Brick (BBa_E0020) doesn’t have a promoter so there’s no way to observe CFP expression unless we subclone it into another vector - (this seems like poor design in terms of iGEM’s standard system). For this reason we’ve switched to characterizing the RFP in the composite BBa_I3241 Brick. </p> |
+ | <p>We’ve successfully transformed our composite RFP BioBrick into E. coli and run colony PCR to confirm. We’ll be spending the rest of the week planning our purification technique (subcloning into another vector to add a HisTag) and fluorescent characterisation under different salinities. We’ve found the transformed E. coli grow a bit slower than usual - I’ve sent out emails asking past teams that have worked with our BioBrick if they’ve encountered the same problems. Still waiting for them to reply!</p> | ||
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It's been a busy year! Take a look at the progress we've been making in our project: both in and outside of the lab.
"Competing in iGEM required more strength, endurance, and sacrifice than any other project I have undertaken. But nothing could have prepared me more for the post graduate study I am now pursuing than formulating and completing our project as an independent scienctist."
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