[DIYbio] Re: Looking for pGLO

Hello
I have a similar plasmid.
map in pdf
It is located in E. coli BL21D3
If you are interested write me at E-Mal.



воскресенье, 7 апреля 2013 г., 19:49:48 UTC+3 пользователь Koeng написал:

Hey guys I want to trade some of my vectors for pGLO since I really don't wanna pay 40-50 bucks for it and have to ship it to my school. 

What I have to trade-
Vectors-
pBeloBac11
pUC19
Carolina's pGreen
pVIB

Strains-
Halobacterium NRC-1

I also have a Halobacterium vector I am testing right now. It is biobrick compatible, chloramphenicol resistant, shuttle vector with E coli. I am still testing it, (gonna make a new batch today cause I found out that mutagenesis products are linear...) and it should be about a week before I have a bunch of it. Here is the plasmid it is "based" off of.

I pretty much used a viral origin of replication for the Halobacteria, pUC origin for E coli, and chloramphenicol resistance from pBeloBac11. I also added a synthetic RBS before the chloramphenicol gene so (hopefully) it can be expressed in halo bacteria. However, I kept the same promoter because I think that the sigma factor for E coli may also work a little in halobacteria, added that I put a RBS site to maximize production. If ya wanna try the vector, just get some halobacteria broth and agar from carolina - http://www.carolina.com/prepared-biological-media/halobacterium-sp-nrc-1-media/FAM_775950.pr?catId=&mCat=&sCat=&ssCat=&question=halobacteria+media
I will give ya some of the strain for free :)


-Koeng

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[DIYbio] Re: DiyBIO in Ukraine



On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 12:32:20 PM UTC+3, Anton Kulaga wrote:

Hi, is there anybody from Ukraine here?

There is a possibility to establish DIYbio in Kiev now. There is a friendly lab with all equipment (from PCR - to sequencer) the only thing that is needed is a community who will pay for reagents.

Hey, totally, totally interested!

I was hoping to try out some basic techniques this summer, starting from reliably growing E.coli, to plasmid construction and bacteria transformation, to maybe yeast plasmid construction and transformation, just for the sake of it. But if there's a lab, this plan stars to look rather basic, and I could start thinking about a proper project instead of comparing the cost of used equipment with the cost of building it myself. ;)

I've taken MIT 7.00x on EdX, and spent the last couple weeks reading through Gallagher's "Current protocols" and desperately searching for individual-friendly suppliers on the web. So, again, totally interested!

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