Colony PCR for screening transgenic Ostreococcus tauri

Shikha Adhikari, Faith Losbanes, Anbarasu Karthikaichamy

Published: 2022-03-03 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.b5s4q6gw

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Abstract

Colony PCR protocol for screening transgenic Ostreococcus tauri

Steps

1.

Measure cell concentration using a hemocytometer. Ideally, the cell concentration should be around 1-2x10^5 cells/ml

2.

Mix 50µL of cells and 50µL sterile water in a PCR tube.

3.

Boil the PCR tube at 95°C for 0h 5m 0s in a thermocycler.

4.

After boiling, briefly centrifuge the PCR tube. Use 1µL from the boiled sample as PCR template.

5.

Mix the PCR components in a sterile laminar hood.

AB
ComponentVolume (uL)
5x green buffer5
dNTPs0.5
Forward primer1.25
Reverse primer1.25
Template1
GoTaq0.125
MgCl21
H2O14.875
Total25
6.

Perform PCR using the following protocol,

ABC
StepTemperature (deg C)Time
Initial Denaturation952 min
30 cycles9530 s
Ta60 s
721 min per kb
Final Extension7210 min
Hold4HOLD
7.

Resolve and visualize the PCR product on an agarose gel.

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