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+ | ===Characterization=== | ||
+ | We tested this construction by two different methods. | ||
+ | Firstly, we seeded the transformed bacteria on a plate with 80ul of X-Gal 1% and 1 ul of C6-3-oxo-HSL 10mg/ml, just to check that it worked.</br> | ||
+ | For the proper charaterization we resorted to an ONPG essay. Ortho-nitrophenyl-betha-galactoside is an artificial substrate that turns the liquid media yellow when it's hydrolized by the betha-galactosidase. </br> | ||
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+ | Protocol:</br> | ||
+ | -Let an inoculum grow until it reaches an O.D(600nm) between 0,1 and 0,3</br> | ||
+ | -Add the inducer signal. In this case we used a final concentration of 0,0001 ug/ml. </br> | ||
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+ | The next steps should be repeated at different times:</br> | ||
+ | -Take 200 ul of the culture+inducer</br> | ||
+ | -Add 800 ul of Buffer Z (with phosphate)</br> | ||
+ | -Add 20 ul of chloroform to lysate the cells</br> | ||
+ | -Add 10 ul of SDS 1%</br> | ||
+ | -Vortex for 20 seconds</br> | ||
+ | -Add 200 ul of liquid ONPG. Yellow colour should appear soon, in less than 5 minutes (at least in our case)</br> | ||
+ | -After 5 minutes, add 100ul of Na2CO3 to stop the reaction</br> | ||
+ | -Measure O.D (420 nm)</br> | ||
+ | |||
+ | These were our results for a concentration of 0,0001 ug/ml, at six different moments:</br> | ||
+ | time(min) Abs(420nm)</br> | ||
+ | 5 0,1</br> | ||
+ | 12 0,121</br> | ||
+ | 20 0,138</br> | ||
+ | 25 0,148</br> | ||
+ | 32 0,161</br> | ||
+ | 40 0,21</br> | ||
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+ | |||
+ | And the corresponding graph and equation:</br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:45, 1 October 2011
C6-3OXO-HSL -> β-galactosidase activity
This BioBrick is a composition of F2620 with I732019. It was conceived to characterize the construction F2620: check which concentration of its specific quorum sensing signal (C6-3-oxo-HSL) it's able to detect, and how long does it take the bacterium to produce an answer (in this case, the expression of lacZ).
Sequence and Features
- 10COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[10]
- 12COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[12]
- 21COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[21]
- 23COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[23]
- 25COMPATIBLE WITH RFC[25]
- 1000INCOMPATIBLE WITH RFC[1000]Illegal BsaI.rc site found at 1004
Characterization
We tested this construction by two different methods. Firstly, we seeded the transformed bacteria on a plate with 80ul of X-Gal 1% and 1 ul of C6-3-oxo-HSL 10mg/ml, just to check that it worked.</br> For the proper charaterization we resorted to an ONPG essay. Ortho-nitrophenyl-betha-galactoside is an artificial substrate that turns the liquid media yellow when it's hydrolized by the betha-galactosidase. </br>
Protocol:</br> -Let an inoculum grow until it reaches an O.D(600nm) between 0,1 and 0,3</br> -Add the inducer signal. In this case we used a final concentration of 0,0001 ug/ml. </br>
The next steps should be repeated at different times:</br> -Take 200 ul of the culture+inducer</br> -Add 800 ul of Buffer Z (with phosphate)</br> -Add 20 ul of chloroform to lysate the cells</br> -Add 10 ul of SDS 1%</br> -Vortex for 20 seconds</br> -Add 200 ul of liquid ONPG. Yellow colour should appear soon, in less than 5 minutes (at least in our case)</br> -After 5 minutes, add 100ul of Na2CO3 to stop the reaction</br> -Measure O.D (420 nm)</br>
These were our results for a concentration of 0,0001 ug/ml, at six different moments:</br> time(min) Abs(420nm)</br> 5 0,1</br> 12 0,121</br> 20 0,138</br> 25 0,148</br> 32 0,161</br> 40 0,21</br>
And the corresponding graph and equation:</br>