1 Sep Week 1: getting started, pipets, serial dilutions, GenBio-MAPS if first intro bio course
1) Getting started
2) Serial Dilutions
8 Sep Week 2: Boil and Cool oligos (day before lab), Golden Gate Assembly, transformation, plating for version 1
Cloning your experimental promoter (v1)
Build dsDNA from oligos
Golden Gate Assembly (GGA) and Transformation
15 Sep Week 3: Grow colonies (day before lab), measure phenotype, start genotyping
Pick colonies and grow overnight
Determine phenotypes and genotypes
22 Sep Week 4: gel electrophoresis of PCR, prepare for oral presentation
Complete plasmid PCR genotyping
Generate your PPT slides for oral presentations
29 Sep Week 5: complete oral presentation
Finish PPT and make sure everyone understands the entire presentation6 Oct Week 6: oral presentations and work on V2 promoter designs
Communicating Science to Colleagues
13 Oct Week 7: Golden Gate Assembly, transformation, plating (v2)
Cloning your experimental promoter (v2)
Build dsDNA from oligos (v2)
Golden Gate Assembly (GGA) and Transformation (v2)
20 Oct Week 8: Pick colonies, grow in LB amp (v2), miniprep plasmid DNA
Pick colonies v2 + colony X1 from v1 promoter
Determine phenotypes and genotypes
27 Oct Week 9: sequence plasmid DNA
prepare DNA for sequencing (outsourced)Send off DNA to be sequenced
3 Nov Week 10: analyze DNA sequences
compare expected sequence to sequencing results
10 Nov Week 11: Final Lab Report due next week
Prepare your final lab report
17 Nov Week 12: Finish lab report
Submit Final Lab Report
8 Dec Week 13: graduate fellowships, course evaluations, GenBio-MAPS if last college bio course
Last lab meeting