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This wiki contains protocols and other information of interest to the MEC group at CBMA and people working in the LGM lab.

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Basic

Gel electrophoresis

Plasmid miniprep from E. coli

Plasmid midiprep from E. coli

Competent E. coli

Competent S. cerevisiae

Chromosomal DNA / Total DNA / Genomic DNA / gDNA / plasmid DNA / pDNA preparation from S. cerevisiae

This protocol is perhaps quick but also dirty. There should be considerable amounts of phenol in the final preparation. Do not use for E. coli transformation, the phenol kills the E.coli.

This protocol is similar to the one above, but incorporates an ethanol precipitation at the end. This has been extensively used and usually works well. At one point, PCR was not possible using the undiluted DNA as template, but PCR products appeared from x10 dilutions. Possibly due to oxidized phenol.

This protocol is one of the most cited in literature. This is an indication that it works well.

This protocol does not include glass beads, so it should yield higher molecular weight DNA fragments.

This protocol allow isolation of enough plasmid DNA to transform E. coli. The DNA can also be used for PCR.

Restriction digestion of DNA

PCR primers

PCR

PCR product clean-up

Yeast cell (protein) extract from S. cerevisiae

DNA (miscellaneous)

RNA

DNA Ladders

Methods (miscellaneous)

E. coli media

Yeast media

Stock solutions

Teaching

Miscellaneous

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