7kb plasmid
Abstract
Introduction
The binding buffer was not a tested variable this week but will be kept in the thought process. The restriction enzyme was used in the exact protocol with a possible less or more than 1ug of DNA. The Restriction Enzyme (RE) is going to be the focus of the process going forward.
Method
We are using the standard plasmid isolation protocol for this project. Afterward, we are then running the plasmid that we believe we have and doing RE with xba1. This is incubated in the heat block for 2-3 hours. (on this run)RE Protocal For Xbal
RE- 1ul
DNA- 1ug
Buffer- 5ul
Total RXn- 50ul
Time=?
Thermoscience Kit was reused, without the standard plasmid pre-steps.
Results
Figure 1: 1% gel with a original protocol of xbal
Figure 2: Table of nanodrop from plasmid extraction
Figure 3: plasmid run with primers in the PCR machine
Discussion
There was some inconsistency between the times for restriction Enzyme, when we did the times of; 0hrs and 1 hrs, showed on a gel though it still showed in the dimerized forum. We do not know why there is no separation when we have a plasmid extraction. The first time the RE was done there was a slight inconsistency at 2 hours and 3 hrs. So these times needed to be redone. With this RE work, there is also a possible primer to be used. this will work in tandem with the enzyme. If there is nothing at the time of 2 hrs then there will be a possible change in the enzyme for restriction. Since it was shown through figure 3 that we are in fact getting the 7kb plasmid there was the question of why it was not showing on any previous gels. With this new batch of plasmid extractions the thermoscience kit was used, This was shown to work in figure 2, which shows that there was significant plasmid extraction without any kind of lysozyme. Though the fact that there is nothing showing on gels that are from the previous runs is still not explained.
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