ID: 53
Group:
General Molecular Biology
Prepared by:
Paul Bowyer
Detail:
Four strains of E. coli are used in these studies: JM101 for M13 infection and isolation (4), XL1BMRF’ (Stratagene) for M13 or pUC-based DNA transformation (5), and ED8767 for cosmid DNA transformation (6-8). To maintain their respective F’ episomes necessary for M13 viral infection (9), JM101 is streaked onto a M9 minimal media (modified from that given in reference (1) plate and XL1BMRF’ is streaked onto an LB plate (1) containing tetracycline. ED8767 is streaked onto an LB plate. These plates are incubated at 37degC overnight. For each strain, 3 ml. of appropriate liquid media are inoculated with a smear of several colonies and incubated at 37degC for 8 hours, and those cultures then are transferred into 50 ml of respective liquid media and further incubated 12-16 hours. Glycerol is added to a final concentration of 20%, and the glycerol stock cultures are distributed in 1.3 ml aliquots and frozen at -70degC until use.
Year prepared: 2009
Date uploaded: 2010-02-26 14:11:47
url:Laboratory Protocols
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