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*This part does not work as intended. We attempted to use this part to perform ICA, but the other pieces required to perform ICA were not present as part of this collection. In addition, the sticky ends present in this Biobrick are non-specific, and will form undesirable concatemers. | *This part does not work as intended. We attempted to use this part to perform ICA, but the other pieces required to perform ICA were not present as part of this collection. In addition, the sticky ends present in this Biobrick are non-specific, and will form undesirable concatemers. | ||
| − | [[File:2015-02-11 ligation test 1abbc2bcca3bc4caab5abbcca.jpg|none|thumb|500px|'''Fig.1''' Ligation test using monomer pairs. The presence of laddering bands indicates non-specific binding, showing that this Biobrick is unsuitable for use in ICA.]] | + | [[File:2015-02-11 ligation test 1abbc2bcca3bc4caab5abbcca.jpg|none|thumb|500px|'''Fig.1''' Ligation test using monomer pairs. A represents AB, B is BC, and C is CA. The presence of laddering bands indicates non-specific binding, showing that this Biobrick is unsuitable for use in ICA.]] |
*Over the course of summer 2015, we were able to develop a new [http://2015.igem.org/Team:UCLA/Notebook/Spider_Silk_Genetics#ICA_Parts_Collection collection of biobricks]. We were able to successfully use this collection to perform ICA. | *Over the course of summer 2015, we were able to develop a new [http://2015.igem.org/Team:UCLA/Notebook/Spider_Silk_Genetics#ICA_Parts_Collection collection of biobricks]. We were able to successfully use this collection to perform ICA. | ||
*We show below a similar ligation test performed using our parts to examine the ligation behavior of our newly designed sticky ends. | *We show below a similar ligation test performed using our parts to examine the ligation behavior of our newly designed sticky ends. | ||
| + | [[File:5 29 2015.jpg|none|thumb|500px|'''Fig. 1''' Ligation test of AB, BC, CA. Lane 1 is A+B, Lane 2 is B+C, Lane 3 is C+A.]] | ||
| + | *In each lane, there is only one ligation product present. This indicates that our redesigned sticky ends work as intended, and serve as an improvement over the older design. | ||
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2015 UCLA iGEM
We attempted to use BBa_K1384000 to perform Iterative Capped Assembly, but were unsuccessful. Please see our user review below for more details.
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2015 UCLA iGEM
- This part does not work as intended. We attempted to use this part to perform ICA, but the other pieces required to perform ICA were not present as part of this collection. In addition, the sticky ends present in this Biobrick are non-specific, and will form undesirable concatemers.
- Over the course of summer 2015, we were able to develop a new [http://2015.igem.org/Team:UCLA/Notebook/Spider_Silk_Genetics#ICA_Parts_Collection collection of biobricks]. We were able to successfully use this collection to perform ICA.
- We show below a similar ligation test performed using our parts to examine the ligation behavior of our newly designed sticky ends.
- In each lane, there is only one ligation product present. This indicates that our redesigned sticky ends work as intended, and serve as an improvement over the older design.