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linalinalina linalinalina
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9 years ago
I have been trying to obtain 2 separate bands in an agarose gel lane, however, i have difficulties in it. I perform conjugation; the plasmid , which is1562bp, carried by s17-1 e.coli (donor) has similar dna sequence as the genomic dna, which is 2011bp, of acinetobater spp (recipient), except that the donor has a deleted region. By right, i should get 2 bands when running them on agarose gel. My problem is, i always get only one (1562bp). Please help me!  
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9 years ago
Can you provide the protocol you are using?
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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, linalinalina
1. Inoculate 2ml LB of recipient cells O/N at 37C.

2. Inoculate 2 ml LB + antibiotic (KM30) of donor cells O/N 37C.

3. Next day, transfer 200micrl of donor strain and 200micrl of recipient strain into a 1.5ml Eppendorf tube containing 800 micrl LB. Centrifuge at 12 000g for 1 min.

4. Discard the supernatant and resuspend the pellet in 1ml LB. Repeat (4) once again and resuspend the pellet in 50micrl LB.

5. Drop the suspension onto the centre of a sterile 0.45micrM filter disc placed on top of LB agar. Place the agar in a sterile container and incubate at 30C for at least 6 hrs.

6. Add 400micrl of 0.9% NaCl / LB to the dried cell pellet and dislodge the bacteria from the filter.

7. Transfer 4 x 100micrl onto LB agar containing desired antibiotic plates and store in 37C for incubation for at least 12 hrs.   

Post Merge: 9 years ago

My PCR conditions are;

94C 3mins
94C 30s
52C 30s
72C 30s
72C 2mins 30s

Primer 1 Tm (63C)
Primer 2 Tm (57C)
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