November 29

SEA Phage Lab Day 29

Day 29: 11/28/16 DNA Restriction Digest

Materials: 4 different enzymes, buffers, ddH2O, DNA, micro-centrifuge tubes, pipettes

Purpose: To cut my phage’s genome into a lot of pieces based on its DNA’s sequence.

Procedure:

  1. We first calculated how much DNA, enzyme, water, and buffer we needed to put in each tube.

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2. I labelled 5 micro-centrifuge tubes with my table and the numbers 1-5.

3.  First, I added the correct amounts of ddH2O in each of the micro-centrifuge tubes.

4. Then, I retrieved my DNA and put it in the incubator for 10 minutes at 37 degrees celsius.

5. While I was waiting for 10 minutes, I added the 10x buffer in tubes 1, 4, and 5.

6. After 10 minutes, I centrifuged the DNA for about 30 seconds.

7. Then, I added 5 micro-liters of the DNA is each of the five tubes.

8. Then, I put the DNA tube back in the ice.

9. Afterwards, I added the BSTE1 enzyme in tube 2, the SCaI2 enzyme in tube 3, the ECORI enzyme in tube 4, and the Hind III enzyme in tube 5.

10. I stored my micro-centrifuge tubes in the incubator at 3:52 pm.

11. Dr. Adair took out my micro-centrifuge tubes from the incubator at 6 pm, and she put them in the bottom drawer of the fridge.

Next Step: Run the gel.

 

 

 

 

 


Posted November 29, 2016 by navya_katragadda in category Navya's Notebook

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