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Part Plasmid Assembly
Once you have designed your part and either amplified with PCR or ordered the desired gBlock (as described here ) you can proceed to the assembly step of the part plasmid itself. The example reaction below shows pYTK001 used as the entry vector for the reaction; however, this can be substituted for any other entry vector with requisite BsmBI cut sites. Once built, part plasmids can be assembled into transcriptional units. |
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Protocol source: NEB (https://www.neb.com/protocols/2020/01/15/golden-gate-assembly-protocol-for-using-neb-golden-gate-assembly-kit-bsmbi-v2-neb-e1602 ) |
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Assembly Reaction
Access the old non-kit golden gate assembly protocols here |
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> > | 1. Calculate the mass (in ng) required for 50 fmol of vector and 100 fmol of insert using NEB's NEBioCalculator: https://nebiocalculator.neb.com/#!/dsdnaamt |
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- 10 fmol pYTK-001 plasmid = 17.7ng [try to keep volume to 1-2μL]
- 20 fmol of insert DNA = 650 * insert length * 20x10^-6 = X ng [try to keep volume to less than 10 μL]
- 2 μL of 10× T4 DNA ligase buffer (Promega)
- 1 μL of BsmBI
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- 50 fmol pYTK-001 plasmid = 82.68 ng [try to keep volume to 1-2μL]
- 100 fmol of insert DNA = 650 * insert length * 20x10^-6 = X ng [try to keep volume to less than 10 μL]
- 2 μL of NEB 10× T4 DNA ligase buffer
- 1 μL of NEB Golden Gate Enzyme Mix (BsmBI-v2)
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- x μL water up to 20 μL total
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< < | 2. Mix samples well by pipetting, then run the reaction on the thermocycler under the following conditions:
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> > | 3. Mix samples well by pipetting, then run the reaction on the thermocycler under the following conditions:
- 42°C for 5 min
- 60°C for 5 min
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Repeat 25x |
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3. Transform 2 μL assembly reaction into Electrocompetent or Chemically Competent cells and plate on LB + Cam |
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Expected Results
- (If using pYTK001 as your entry vector) Multiple non-fluorescent colonies
- Be sure to screen colonies for GFP expression on a blue light transilluminator, pick colonies that do not fluoresce!
- Cells containing properly assembled plasmids (confirmed through PCR and Sanger Sequencing)
If you are having repeated issues check out the Troubleshooting page!
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