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Restriction Digestion of E. coli JM101 Utilizing Uncut, EcoR1, Bam…omponents, Followed by Gel Electrophoresis Separation. ·
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Restriction Digestion of E. coli JM101 Utilizing Uncut, EcoR1, BamHI, and E+B Components, Followed by Gel Electrophoresis Separation.
Purpose
: After being subjected to restriction digestion using di
ff
erent enzymes (Uncut, EcoR1, BamHI, and E+B), the resulting fragments of E.coli JM101 were separated using gel electrophoresis.
1.
Work in partners
.As a pair you will complete the following reactions
2.
Get four 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes and label them “Uncut”, “EcoR1 ”, “BamHI”, “and “E +B” and your initials
3.
Look at the four tables below and add the appropriate components to each tube:
Component: Uncut
Volume
Autoclaved dH
2
O
6
μ
L
Loading Dye
2
μ
L
250
ng Plasmid DNA.
2
μ
L
TOTAL
10
μ
L
A
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Component: EcoRI
Volume
Autoclaved dH
2
O
4
μ
L
5
x FastDigest Bu
ff
er with Loading Dye
2
μ
L
250
ng Plasmid DNA.
2
μ
L
EcoRI
2
μ
L
TOTAL
10
μ
L
A
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
Component: BamHI
Volume
Autoclaved dH
2
O
4
μ
L
5
x FastDigest Bu
ff
er with Loading Dye
2
μ
L
250
ng Plasmid DNA.
2
μ
L
BamHI
2
μ
L
TOTAL
10
μ
L
A
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
Table2
Table3
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