This document provides the steps for isolating plasmid DNA from E. coli using an alkaline lysis method. The key steps are:
1) Growing E. coli cells overnight in culture.
2) Pelletizing the cells by centrifugation and resuspending in GTE buffer.
3) Adding NaOH/SDS solution to lyse the cells and denature genomic DNA, followed by potassium acetate to precipitate proteins and cellular debris.
4) Centrifuging to pellet the debris and precipitate the plasmid DNA from the supernatant by adding ethanol.
This document provides the steps for isolating plasmid DNA from E. coli using an alkaline lysis method. The key steps are:
1) Growing E. coli cells overnight in culture.
2) Pelletizing the cells by centrifugation and resuspending in GTE buffer.
3) Adding NaOH/SDS solution to lyse the cells and denature genomic DNA, followed by potassium acetate to precipitate proteins and cellular debris.
4) Centrifuging to pellet the debris and precipitate the plasmid DNA from the supernatant by adding ethanol.
This document provides the steps for isolating plasmid DNA from E. coli using an alkaline lysis method. The key steps are:
1) Growing E. coli cells overnight in culture.
2) Pelletizing the cells by centrifugation and resuspending in GTE buffer.
3) Adding NaOH/SDS solution to lyse the cells and denature genomic DNA, followed by potassium acetate to precipitate proteins and cellular debris.
4) Centrifuging to pellet the debris and precipitate the plasmid DNA from the supernatant by adding ethanol.
This document provides the steps for isolating plasmid DNA from E. coli using an alkaline lysis method. The key steps are:
1) Growing E. coli cells overnight in culture.
2) Pelletizing the cells by centrifugation and resuspending in GTE buffer.
3) Adding NaOH/SDS solution to lyse the cells and denature genomic DNA, followed by potassium acetate to precipitate proteins and cellular debris.
4) Centrifuging to pellet the debris and precipitate the plasmid DNA from the supernatant by adding ethanol.
REAGENTS AND SOLUTIONS Glucose/Tris/EDTA (GTE) solutio 50 mM glucose 25 mM Tris Cl, pH 8.0 10 mM EDTA Autoclave and store at !C N!OH/SDS solutio 0.2 " "a#H 1$ %&t'vol( sodium dodec)l sul*ate %+D+( ,repare immediatel) -e*ore use " M #ot!ssiu$ !cet!te solutio% #H &'( 2..5 ml glacial acetic acid /#H pellets to pH .8 %several( H2# to 100 ml +tore at room temperature %do not autoclave( 1. 0noculate 5 ml sterile 12 medium &it3 a single -acterial colon). 4ro& to saturation %overnig3t(. 2. +pin 1.5 ml o* cells 20 sec in a microcentri*uge at ma5imum speed to pellet. 6emove t3e supernatant &it3 a ,asteur pipet. T3e spins in steps 2 and 7 can -e per*ormed at !C or at room temperature. 1onger spins ma8e it di**icult to resuspend cells. 9. 6esuspend pellet in 100 :l 4TE solution and let sit 5 min at room temperature. 2e sure cells are completel) resuspended. . Add 200 :l "a#H'+D+ solution, mi5 -) tapping tu-e &it3 *inger, and place on ice *or 5 min. 5. Add 150 :l potassium acetate solution and vorte5 at ma5imum speed *or 2 sec to mi5. ,lace on ice *or 5 min. 2e sure mi5ing is complete. 7. +pin 9 min as in step 2 to pellet cell de-ris and c3romosomal D"A. ;. Trans*er supernatant to a *res3 tu-e, mi5 it &it3 0.8 ml o* .5$ et3anol, and let sit 2 min at room temperature to precipitate nucleic acid 8. +pin 1 min at room temperature to pellet plasmid D"A and 6"A. .. 6emove supernatant, &as3 t3e pellet &it3 1 ml o* ;0$ et3anol, and dr) pellet under vacuum. 10. 6esuspend t3e pellet in 90 :l TE -u**er and store as in support protocol. <se 2.5 to 5 :l o* t3e resuspended D"A *or a restriction digest. Contaminating 6"A ma) inter*ere &it3 detection o* D"A *ragments on t3e agarose gel= it can -e destro)ed -) adding 1 l o* a 10 mg'ml 6"ase solution %D"ase>*ree( to t3e digestion mi5ture.