Plasmid extraction (DiaSpin Plasmid Mini-Preps
Kit)
Reagents
|
Amount
|
Buffer S
|
500μL
|
Buffer SP1
|
250μL
|
Buffer SP2
|
250μL
|
Buffer SP3
|
350μL
|
Wash solution
|
500μL
|
ddH₂O
|
50-100μL
|
Bacterial fluid
|
1.5-5mL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Spin column
|
1
|
Collection tube
|
1
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
2
|
Centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~5mL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 100~1000μL)
|
1
|
1.
Insert one spin column into the collection tube
2.
Add 500μL Buffer S into the column
3.
Centrifuge the tube at 12000×g for 1 minute and discard the waste
liquid
4.
Put 1.5-5mL overnight cultured (37℃ 12 - 16h) bacteria into an
Eppendorf tube
5.
Centrifuge the tube at 8000×g for 2 minutes and discard the
supernatant
6.
Add 250μL Buffer SP1 to the bacteria precipitate
7.
Blowing and vortex until bacteria are suspended
8.
Add 250μL Buffer SP2 and immediately gently invert the tube
5-10
times
9.
Rest the tube at room temperature for 2-4 minutes
10.
Add 350μL Buffer SP3 and immediately gently invert the tube
5-10
times
11.
Centrifuge the tube at 12000×g for 5-10 minutes
12.
Put the supernatant into the spin column
13.
Centrifuge at 9000×g for 30 seconds and discard the waste
liquid
14.
Add 500μL wash solution into the column
15.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 30 seconds and discard the waste
liquid
16.
Repeat the steps 14&15.
17.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 1 minute
18.
Place the spin column into a new Eppendorf tube
19.
Add 50-100 μL preheated ddH₂O (56℃) on the middle
of
the absorption membrane
20.
Rest the tube at room temperature for 1-2 minutes
21.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 1 minute
Restriction enzyme single
digestion
Reagents
|
Amount
|
10×H Buffer
|
5μL
|
Nde1 enzyme
|
1μL
|
pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid
|
800ng
|
dH₂O
|
Up to 50μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Small centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
1.
Add 5μL 10×H buffer, 1μL Nde1 enzyme, 800ng
pBridge-BD-CRY2
plasmid, up to 50μL dH₂O into the Eppendorf tube on ice
2.
Vortex and centrifuge the tube
3.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 37℃ for 15
minutes
Restriction enzyme double
digestion
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
10×H Buffer
|
5μL
|
10× rCutsmart Buffer
|
5μL
|
pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid
|
1μg
|
Nde1 enzyme
|
1μL
|
Bstb1 enzyme
|
1μL
|
dH₂O
|
Up to 50μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Small centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Add 5μL 10×H buffer, 5μL 10× rCutsmart buffer, 1μg
pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid, 1μL Nde1 enzyme, 1μL Bstb1 enzyme, up to 50μL dH₂O into
the Eppendorf tube on ice
2.
Vortex and centrifuge the tube
3.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 37℃ for 2
hours
Touchdown PCR
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
2× phata mix
|
25μL
|
Template (TRP1 promoter, UVR8 or BIC2 CDS)
|
1μL
|
Forward primer (TRP1-F, UVR8-F or BIC2-F, correspond to the template)
|
1μL
|
Reverse primer (TRP1-R, UVR8-R or BIC2-R, correspond to the template)
|
1μL
|
dH₂O
|
Up to 50μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
PCR tube
|
1
|
Small centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
PCR thermal cycler
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 0.5-2.5μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range:10-100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Prepare 3 PCR tubes. Add 25μL phata mix, 1μL forward
primer
and 1μL reverse primer into each PCR tube.
2.
Add template into each PCR tube.
3.
Add water into each PCR tube up to 50μL
4.
Vortex and centrifuge the tube.
5.
Set up a reaction program.
Temperature
|
Time
|
94℃
|
5mins
|
94℃
|
30s
|
65℃
|
30s
|
72℃
|
1kb/min (depends on the template)
|
Repeat 10 cycles, decreasing by 1 ° C each cycle during the 65 ° C stage (65
to
55 ° C)
|
|
94℃
|
30s
|
55℃
|
30s
|
72℃
|
1kb/min (depends on the template)
|
Repeat 25 cycles
|
|
72℃
|
10mins
|
6.
Start the PCR reaction.
Colony PCR
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
Taq Mix
|
5μL
|
Forward primer (TRP-F)
|
0.5μL
|
Reverse primer (BIC2-R)
|
0.5μL
|
dH₂O
|
4μL
|
Template (incubated DH5α chemically competent cells with plasmids
pBridge-BD-CRY2-UVR8-BIC2)
|
--
|
Liquid LB medium (amp+)
|
1mL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
PCR tube
|
1
|
Small centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
PCR thermal cycler
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 0.5~2.5μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range:1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range:1~5mL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Add 5μL Taq Mix, 0.5μL forward primer, 0.5μL reverse
primer, 4μL dH₂O into a PCR tube.
2.
Add 1mL ampicillin resistance liquid LB into a 1.5mL Eppendorf
tube.
7.
Pick a single clonal colony with a pipette (range: 0.5-2.5μL),
and
the tip must be blown out in the PCR tube for 3 times.
3.
Vortex and centrifuge the tube.
4.
Remove the tip from the PCR tube and put it into the1.5mL Eppendorf
tube to culture bacteria.
5.
Set up a reaction program.
Temperature
|
Time
|
95℃
|
10mins
|
94℃
|
30s
|
55℃
|
30s
|
72℃
|
1min55s
|
28 cycles
|
|
72℃
|
10mins
|
10℃
|
30min
|
6.
Start the PCR reaction.
Homologous recombination
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
2× Mix Buffer
|
10μL
|
pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid (8361bp)
|
167.22ng
|
TRP1 promoter fragment (134bp)
|
2.68ng
|
UVR8-N397 fragment (1213bp)
|
24.26ng
|
BIC2-CDS fragment (384bp)
|
7.68ng
|
dH₂O
|
Up to 20μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Small centrifuge
|
1
|
Vortex machine
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 0.5~2.5μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range:10~100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Add 10μL 2× Mix Buffer, 167.22ng pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid,
2.68ng
TRP1 promoter fragment, 24.26ng UVR8-N397 fragment, 7.68ng BIC2-CDS fragment, up to 20μL dH₂O
into an Eppendorf tube.
2.
Vortex and centrifuge the tube.
3.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 50℃ for
25min.
4.
Place the tube on ice.
1% Agarose gel electrophoresis
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
Agarose
|
1% (0.8μL)
|
1× TAE Buffer
|
80ml
|
Nucleic acid dye(1000x)
|
8μL
|
10× loading buffer
|
1× in template
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Conical flask
|
1
|
Measuring cylinder
|
1
|
Weighing paper
|
1 piece
|
Electronic balance
|
1
|
Spatula
|
1
|
Electrophoresis chamber
|
1
|
Electrodes
|
1 pair
|
Gel tray
|
1
|
Comb
|
1
|
UV transilluminator
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Place the weighing paper on the electronic balance, weigh 0.8g
agarose
and pour it into the conical flask.
2.
Pour 80mL 1× TAE Buffer into the conical flask.
3.
Heat the conical flask in the microwave oven for 1~2minutes until
the
agarose is well dissolved.
4.
Add 8μL nucleic acid dye into the conical flask and shake
it.
5.
Pour the gel into the gel tray and insert the comb.
6.
Rest the gel in room temperature for 30 minutes until it is
solidified.
7.
Pour about 1000mL 1× TAE Buffer into the electrophoresis
chamber.
8.
Carefully take out the gel and place it into the electrophoresis
chamber.
9.
Use the pipette (range: 1~10μL) to add 5μL
Trans®️ Marker into the first hole of the gel.
10.
Add loading buffer, 0.1× volume of the template, into the template
using a pipette (range: 1~10μL), mix well by blowing and suction.
11.
Carefully add 10 μL of each template into the following holes
of
the gel
12.
Connect the electrodes, turn on the voltage to 130V and work for 10
minutes.
13.
Place the gel into the UV transilluminator and turn on the UV
light.
14.
Comparing with the marker reference to determine the target
section.
DNA gel extraction (Diamond
kit)
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
Agarose gel
|
--
|
Buffer B2
|
400μL
|
Wash Solution
|
500μL
|
ddH₂O
|
15μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Scalpel
|
1
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Spin column
|
1
|
Collection tube
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Centrifuge
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 100~1000μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Use the scalpel to cut the target section of the gel and place the
gel
into the Eppendorf tube.
2.
Add 400μL buffer B2, place the tube into a water bath kettle
at
50℃ for 5-10 minutes to dissolve the gel.
3.
Insert a spin column into a collection tube and transfer the
dissolved
gel into the spin column.
4.
Centrifuge the tube at 8000×g for 30s and discard the waste
liquid.
5.
Add 500μL Wash Solution.
6.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 30s and discard the waste
liquid.
7.
Repeat the steps 5&6.
8.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 1 minute.
9.
Place the spin column into a new Eppendorf tube
(1.5mL).
10.
Add 15μL ddH₂O into the spin column, rest at room
temperature for 1 minute.
11.
Centrifuge the tube at 9000×g for 1 minute, save the solution in
the
Eppendorf tube.
E.coli transformation
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
pBridge-BD-CRY2-UVR8-BIC2 plasmid
|
5~10μL
|
DH5α chemically competent cell
|
100μL
|
Liquid LB medium (amp-)
|
900μL
|
Solid LB medium (amp+)
|
1 plate
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Sterile spreading stick
|
1
|
Petri dish
|
1
|
Incubator
|
1
|
Shaker
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Thaw 100μL DH5α chemically competent cells in an Eppendorf
tube on
ice
2.
Add 10μL pBridge-BD-CRY2-UVR8-BIC2 plasmid into the tube,
flick
the tube to mix
3.
Rest the tube on ice for 30 minutes
4.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 42℃ for 45 seconds and
immediately place the tube on ice for 2~3 minutes
5.
Add 900μL liquid LB medium (amp-) to the tube
6.
Mix the solution uniformly, and incubate it in the shaker at 37℃,
200~250rpm for 1 hour
7.
Preheat the solid LB medium (amp+) in a Petri dish with an
incubator
for 37℃
8.
Centrifuge the tube at 2500×g for 5 minute, discard 900μL
supernatant
9.
Resuspend the bacteria and coat them uniformly on the solid LB
medium
(amp+) using a sterile spreading stick.
10.
Turn the Petri dish upside down and incubate the cells at 37℃ for
12-16
hours.
S. cerevisiae transformation
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
pBridge-AD-CIB1 plasmid
|
2μg
|
pBridge-BD-CRY2 plasmid
|
2μg
|
AH109 chemically competent cell
|
100μL
|
Carrier DNA (Salmon sperm DNA)
|
100μL
|
PEG/LiAc
|
500μL
|
Solid LB medium (-Trp/-Leu)
|
900μL
|
ddH₂O
|
50μL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Sterile spreading stick
|
1
|
Petri dish
|
1
|
Incubator
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
Place the carrier DNA into a water bath kettle at 95℃ for 3 minutes
and
immediately place the tube on ice
2.
Thaw 100μL AH109 chemically competent cells in an Eppendorf
tube
on ice
3.
Add 2~5μg pBridge-AD-CIB1 plasmid, 2~5μg pBridge-BD-CRY2
plasmid, 10μL carrier DNA, 500μL PEG/LiAc into the tube, mix well by blowing and
suction
4.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 30℃ for 30 minutes, turn
the
tube upside down 6~8 times when 15 minutes has passed during the water bath
5.
Place the tube into a water bath kettle at 42℃ for 15 minutes, turn
the
tube upside down 6~8 times when 7.5 minutes has passed during the water bath
6.
Centrifuge the tube at 2500×g for 40 seconds, discard
supernatant
7.
Add 400μL ddH₂O and resuspend
8.
Centrifuge the tube at 2500×g for 30 seconds, discard
supernatant
9.
Add 400μL ddH₂O and resuspend
10.
Coat the mixture uniformly on the solid LB medium (-Trp/-Leu) using
a
sterile spreading stick
11.
Turn the Petri dish upside down and incubate the cells at 29℃ for
48~96
hours until the diameter of single colony reaches 1mm
β-galactosidase activity assay
Materials
Reagents
|
Amount
|
YPD medium
|
8mL
|
Liquid LB medium (-Trp/-Leu)
|
5mL
|
Positive sample (incubated AH109 chemically competent cells with plasmids
pBridge-AD-CIB1
pBridge-BD-CRY2)
|
2mL
|
Apparatus
|
Amount
|
Eppendorf tube (1.5mL)
|
1
|
Water bath kettle
|
1
|
Sterile spreading stick
|
1
|
Petri dish
|
1
|
Incubator
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 1~10μL)
|
1
|
Pipette (range: 10~100μL)
|
1
|
Protocol
1.
The positive colonies of bacteria grown on the -Trp/-Leu solid SD
medium were cultured in 5ml the -Trp/-Leu liquid SD medium (Amp) at 30℃, 250rpm, overnight (wrapped in
tinfoil). During the period, use the bule light treatment to activate β-galactosidase expression.
2.
Light treatment: Vortex the overnight culture tube for 0.5 - 1 min
to
disperse cell clumps. Transfer 2 ml of the overnight culture to 8 ml of YPD medium Immediately. Incubate
fresh culture at 30°C for 3 - 5 h with shaking (230 -250 rpm) until the cells are in mid-log phase
(OD600 of 1 ml = 0.5 - 0.8). Record the exact OD600 when you harvest the cells. During the period, use
the bule light and UVB treatment to close β-galactosidase expression.
3.
Harvest the cell by centrifuge at 14000 rpm(16000xg) for 30 seconds
and
discard the supernatant carefully. According to the number of bacteria or cells (10⁴): the
extraction liquid volume (mL) is 500~ 1000:1 ratio (it is recommended that 5 million bacteria or cells
be added to 1mL of the extraction solution), and the bacteria or cells are broken by ultrasound (ice
bath, power 20% or 200W, ultrasonic 3s, 10s interval, repeat 30 times); 15000g centrifuge at 4℃ for
10min, take supernatant and put it on ice to be measured.
4.
β-galactosidase activity was detected, and cells were collected: centrifuge
at 700g for 5min, collect yeast cells into a centrifuge tube, and discard the supernatant; Add 1ml
of the extract. Ultrasonic crushing of bacteria or cells (ice bath, power 20% or 200W, ultrasonic
3s, 10s interval, repeat 30 times); 15000g centrifuge at 4℃ for 10min, take supernatant and put it
on ice to be measured.
5.
Treatment of standard liquid: Dilute the standard liquid with
distilled
water to 200, 100, 50, 25, 12.5, 6.25, 0 nmol/ml.
6.
Add each reagent in turn according to the protocol of
kit.
Reagents
|
Test tube
|
Control tube
|
Standard tube
|
Reagent 1
|
200
|
-
|
-
|
ddH₂O
|
-
|
200
|
-
|
Reagent 2
|
250
|
250
|
-
|
Sample supernatant
|
50
|
50
|
-
|
Mix quickly and place in a water bath at 37℃ for 30 minutes
|
|||
Standard sample
|
-
|
-
|
500
|
Reagent 3
|
1000
|
1000
|
1000
|
Thoroughly mixed, the absorption value A was measured at 400nm, and ΔA was A value
of
test tube minus A value of control tube. Each test tube shall be provided with a control
tube.
|
7.
Develop a standard curve. Determine the β-GAL activity of
sample.