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Latest revision as of 16:52, 18 September 2015

week number 30

▼2015-07-24 Yeast transformation with p415-GPD with CFTR-testconstruct without mutation correction

Description

 

Yeast was transformated with p415-GPD with the CFTR-testconstruct from a miniprep of an E.coli culture. Transformed cells should turn red.

 

Procedures:

 

Yeast transformation 24.07

 

Description:

 

Materials and chemicals:

10 µl of cells for transformation with a plasmid, 50 µl of cells for transformation with a PCR product

2 µl of plasmid DNA per 10 µl of cells (200 ng of DNA)

6 equivalents of PEG to the yeast cells

1/9 of DMSO to the volume of plasmids, yeast cells and PEG

100 - 200 µl of liquid medium

 

Steps:

 

  1. Give the plasmid DNA into a sterile 1.5 ml tube (2 µl per 10 µl of cells. Add the thawed competent cells.

 

  1. Mix the suspension well, then add the PEG.

 

  1. Incubate for 30 mins at room temperature while mixing (the cells can be incubated up to 2 hours).

 

  1. Add the DMSO to get a final concentration of 10% DMSO.

 

  1. Place the yeast in a 42°C water bath for 5-20 minutes. NO Thermomixer.

 

  1. Centrifuge cells for 2-3 minutes at 2000 rpm/500g

 

  1. Discard the supernatant and resuspend the yeast in the liqiud YPD medium

 

The transformation was repeated on 27.07.2015

 

Results:

 

Transformation 1:

The first transformation resulted in cultures with an ununsual behaivior, maybe the plates were contaminated with another organism. The cells didn't turned red

 

Transformation 2:

A test run on a FACS showed that the transformed cells are functional and express the CFTR-testconstruct

▼2015-07-25 Mutation correction PCR p415-GPD with CFTR-testconstruct

Description

 

In order to correct the mutation in the mCherry part of the CFTR-testcontruct, a mutation PCR was made.

 

Procedures:

 

Mutation correction PCR 1:

 

Description

 

Chemicals:

0,1 µl p415-GPD with CFTR-testconstruct (about 650 ng/µl)

1 µl Primer fwd

1 µl Primer rev

2,9 µl ddH2O

5 µl Q5

 

Program:

 

2-step PCR:

 

98°C

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98°C

72°C

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72°C

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4°C for holding

 

Mutation correction PCR 2

 

Description:

 

Chemicals:

0,1 µl p415-GPD with CFTR-testcontruct

1 µl Primer fwd

1 µl Primer rev

2,9 µl ddH2O

5 µl Q5

 

Program:

 

98°C for 1 minute

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98°C for 20 s

Anneal for 20 s

72°C for 4 minutes

Repeat cycle 35 times

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72°C for 5 minutes

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4°C for holding

 

Tried annealing temperatures:

72°C (2-step-PCR)

70,5°C

68,8°C

65,6°C

64°C

 

Annealing temperatures were made by gradient

 

Results:

 

Mutation PCR 1:

The Gel showed there was just smear

 

Mutation PCR 2:

Every Annealing temperature resulted in smear and no detectable fragment

 

Figure 5: The second mutation PCR of the CFTR-testconstruct