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You must come to lab prepared--this requires you to read over and think about the experimental protocols, not just print a copy of them. The procedures for each day are available here and you will be given any additional information in the pre-lab lectures.
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General Reference:|
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Experimental Procedures |
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Course introduction |
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Leaf DNA prep |
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Overview of research project |
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PCR of 5' regulatory region |
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Pouring agarose gel | |
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Experimental Procedures |
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Agarose gel electrophoresis |
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Gel analysis of PCR product |
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Restriction enzymes |
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Clean-up of PCR product |
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Restriction digest of PCR product |
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Experimental Procedures |
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DNA ligation |
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Analytical gel of digested PCR product |
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Bacterial transformation |
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Ligation with GUS vector |
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Transformation |
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Experimental Procedures |
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DNA mini preps |
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Plasmid mini preps |
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Restriction digest of plasmid DNA | |
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Agarose gel analysis of digests |
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Experimental Procedures |
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Reporter genes |
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Staining of transgenic plants |
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GUS staining |
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Poster critique |
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Preparing a Scientific Poster |
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Experimental Procedures |
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Preparing slides |
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Observation of plants under dissecting scope |
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Experimental Procedures |
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Leaf DNA prep | |
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Primary PCR mutant screen | |
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Agarose gel |
Copyright, Acknowledgements,
and Intended Use
Created by B. Beason (bbeason@rice.edu), Rice University, 21 July 2003
Updated 22 April 2009