Biobrick delivery
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One of the resources that MIT provides teams competing in iGEM is a copy of parts that have been submitted to the Registry. These parts also include those that were submitted as a result of previous iGEM competitions (a big reason why we want you to keep on top of [http://partsregistry.org/Help:How_to_send_parts sending] us your parts as you create them!). For iGEM 2006, the Registry will send out parts in the form of dry DNA. | One of the resources that MIT provides teams competing in iGEM is a copy of parts that have been submitted to the Registry. These parts also include those that were submitted as a result of previous iGEM competitions (a big reason why we want you to keep on top of [http://partsregistry.org/Help:How_to_send_parts sending] us your parts as you create them!). For iGEM 2006, the Registry will send out parts in the form of dry DNA. | ||
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| + | Sometime in the next several weeks you will receive a package in the mail containing a plate that looks like this: | ||
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| + | [Insert pic of last year's dry DNA] | ||
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| + | '''What do you do with this plate once you have received it?''' | ||
| + | * The DNA at the bottom of the wells needs to be resuspended. To do this you must: | ||
| + | :# Peel off the foil cover OR puncture a whole through the foil with a pipette tip | ||
| + | :# Add X ul of TE Buffer (Tris-HCl?) | ||
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| + | It is your DNA "sandbox" to play with. | ||
Revision as of 23:39, 19 April 2006
One of the resources that MIT provides teams competing in iGEM is a copy of parts that have been submitted to the Registry. These parts also include those that were submitted as a result of previous iGEM competitions (a big reason why we want you to keep on top of [http://partsregistry.org/Help:How_to_send_parts sending] us your parts as you create them!). For iGEM 2006, the Registry will send out parts in the form of dry DNA.
Sometime in the next several weeks you will receive a package in the mail containing a plate that looks like this:
[Insert pic of last year's dry DNA]
What do you do with this plate once you have received it?
- The DNA at the bottom of the wells needs to be resuspended. To do this you must:
- Peel off the foil cover OR puncture a whole through the foil with a pipette tip
- Add X ul of TE Buffer (Tris-HCl?)
It is your DNA "sandbox" to play with.
